Resources

This month Ontario’s Office of the Children’s Lawyer (OCL) released a new resource on its website which discusses the property rights of children in Ontario.

Most trusts and estates practitioners are familiar with passing of accounts; however, how do you handle the complicating factors in a difficult case? Deepen your expertise in the passing of accounts with an in-depth exploration of several advanced issues.

What do you do when your client’s ability to instruct you is in doubt by virtue of age or disability? What are the warning signs that capacity may be at issue and how can you appropriately represent him/her despite this hurdle?

Find out how to identify the potential pitfalls and gain a complete understanding of the tax implications of the settlements you reach and orders you seek.

Gain expert estate planning techniques that may prevent such claims from arising against your client's estate in the future.

Our expert faculty will share the key fundamental concepts as well as the newest developments you need to be aware of. You will take away practical strategies to reaching successful outcomes and invaluable precedents you need when facing an array of common and not-so-common situations as they arise in your practice.

A unique opportunity to listen to judges of the Superior Court of Justice in a less formal setting than the courtroom.

Gain practical strategies and drafting tools for addressing the essential issues at the intersection of family law, and trusts and estates law.

An essential review of the latest judicial, legislative and administrative trends in this area.

Enhance your knowledge of the CCB.