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Estates matters can be highly emotional for the parties involved; however, it is essential that counsel remain civil at all times.

As estate solicitors, we are engaged in emotional and challenging conversations with clients on a daily basis. It is essential that we respect our clients' feelings during these important discussions, while also meeting professional and ethical obligations.

Join us for a unique opportunity to hear from your Superior Court of Justice judges in a less formal setting than the courtroom.

Ensure you are up-to-date on recent income tax case law, legislative changes and CRA administrative developments from the past year which could (and likely will) have a significant impact on your estate planning and estate administration files.

While most estate litigators are familiar with Applications to Pass Accounts, many of us are unfamiliar with the court procedure when an Application to Pass Accounts is contested and must proceed to trial.

The appointment of co-guardians or co-attorneys may provide various benefits, including ensuring a “check” on the actions of each; however, what happens when the co-guardians or co-attorneys do not agree?

Residential and cottage trusts can be helpful tools to assist in meeting your clients’ objectives.

For many people, the family cottage is a particularly special place. As family cottages are passed down through generations, a myriad of potential legal issues can arise.

Ensure you are up-to-date on recent income tax case law, legislative changes and CRA administrative developments from the past year which could (and likely will) have a significant impact on your estate planning and estate administration files.

When family members disagree, the emotional impact has the potential to significantly complicate your role in administering an estate. Ensure you have the proper tools and strategies to handle family conflict in your estate administration files with this essential program.