Home Security Tips Following The Death Of A Loved One

When a family member dies, an obvious step for many people is to take out a notice of death, either in print or on a…
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Mutual Fund Rep Lands In Hot Water After Becoming Executor And Trustee For Clients

Finding someone to appoint as an executor or trustee in your estate can be challenging. An executor or trustee has many significant legal issues to…
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Discovery Of Three Handwritten Wills Complicates Estate Of Aretha Franklin

Any complete estate plan, including a current, valid will, is one of the most important steps someone can take to ensure the financial security and…
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Sibling Found To Be Vexatious Litigant In Estate Dispute

It’s natural to look at estate planning as a way to prepare for the future, provide for loved ones, and reduce the likelihood of litigation…
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Henson Trusts Get Help From Courts And Government

When families are preparing their estate to help look after a disabled relative, they may consider putting money into what’s known as a “Henson trust,”…
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Parents Learn Hard Lesson In Generosity

It is natural for parents to want to help their children. This can be exercised in a number of ways, from helping children with education…
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Nova Scotia Enacts Presumed Consent For Organ Donation

There are many things that people should consider before they die. As estate and trust lawyers, we always remind our clients of the importance of…
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Planning For The Care Of Your Pet After You Pass Away

There are plenty of things people may not automatically think of when planning for the future of their loved ones upon their death. Items such…
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The Importance Of Limitation Periods When Collecting Debts Owed To An Estate

Being named the executor of an estate comes with much responsibility, including collecting debts owed to the deceased. A recent decision from the Court of…
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Court Outlines Requirements For Double Wills

It’s natural for people to want to structure their wills in a way that allows their property to be distributed amongst their beneficiaries as quickly…
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