Lessons Learned: When to “proceed with caution” when acting pursuant to a POA
In her blog posted on January 18, 2021 (Powerful Powers of Attorney), Alexandra Manthorpe
Individuals/Families
The Gift of Life: Organ Donation in Ontario
One topic that often arises when discussing estate planning with clients is organ donation.
Dealing with Indebted or Insolvent Estates
When advising clients who have been named as the executor of an estate, I
Modernizing the Court’s Processes in the Wake of COVID-19
Amendments to the Rules of Civil Procedure took effect on January 1, 2021. The
Powerful Powers of Attorney
This pandemic has highlighted the importance of having a good estate plan, which includes
Ontario Government Introducing New COVID-19 Measures
The government of Ontario has declared a second provincial emergency, and has introduced enhanced
Can I Owe Child Support to an Adult Child?
The law of child support is usually one of the clearer component parts of
Developers Face New Rules for Excess Soil
New rules apply to soil shared between Ontario construction sites. Anyone involved in the
Santa’s Top #3 Strategies for ‘Nice’ Co-Parenting
At the best of times, the Christmas season can be stressful. Our To-Do Lists
When Parents Do Not Agree on Where to Enroll Their Child in School
The decision where to enroll your child in school is an important one for
