A Tale Of Two Acts

Limitation periods are an important part of the law, telling potential parties to an issue how long they have to make a claim, or conversely…
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Will Challenged For Testamentary Capacity Due To Brain Tumour

It’s not uncommon for people to wait longer than they should to write their wills. An unfortunate possible result of this could be that the…
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Can An Estate Recoup Money Lost After Objection Without Merit?

Being named the executor of an estate is a serious responsibility that leaves the executor making decisions that may impact anyone who stands to benefit…
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Insurance Policy or RRSP? An Important Question

There’s an old saying that says “the devil is in the details.” This is particularly true in the case of the law. Many of our…
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Examining The Evidentiary Threshold To Challenge A Will

When someone expects to be left behind something in the will of a loved one, and then find out they’ve been left out of the…
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New York Executors Awarded $100 Million In Fees

An executor of an estate is faced with many responsibilities, oftentimes having to manage risks and liabilities that may impact the estate. As a result,…
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Court Asked To Determine Whether A Will Is A Trust

In 2018 we wrote about a decision in which a judge found that a couple who had written both primary and secondary will’s did not…
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Beneficiaries At Odds Over Distribution Of Artwork

One of the most important reasons people choose to create an estate plan is to minimize the likelihood of disagreements amongst family and other heirs…
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Estate Blocks Dependent Relief From Companion Of Deceased

Plenty of people in romantic relationships make the decision not to get married. While there are many good reasons for this, people involved in common…
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Wife Looks To Overturn Marriage Agreement Following Husband’s Death

Marriage contracts (also known as “pre-nups”) may not be the most romantic topic for couple about to get married, but they can be incredibly important…
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