“Pour-Over” No More?
For many years, a common estate planning technique, especially when gifting to beneficiaries living
Individuals/Families
Freedom of Expression and Public Transit Ads: A Look at Guelph and Area Right to Life v. City of Guelph
ENGLISH / FRANÇAIS Freedom of Expression and Public Transit Ads: A Look at Guelph and
Imputing Income: intentionally under-employed or unemployed?
Determining income is required for a variety of purposes in family law matters. One
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My Spouse Died Without a Will While We Were Separated – Now What Do I Do?
Once upon a time you got legally married, maybe had children, and hoped to
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5 Important Duties of an Attorney for Property
Acting as a loved one’s attorney for property (or guardian of property) is often
Land Transfer Tax & The Refund for First-Time Homebuyers
There are many closing costs to consider when purchasing a home in Ontario. One
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Court of Appeal Resuming In-Person Hearings – Will Things Ever be the Same?
The Ontario Court of Appeal recently released a Tentative Model for Return to In-Person
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Who can challenge a will? Ontario Court of Appeal confirms need for standing to proceed with a will challenge
Anyone who appears to have a financial interest in an estate may contest the
Guardianship of Property of Minor Children
While parents are automatically their child’s guardian of the person (meaning they decide where
Do I Need a Building Permit for That?
A building permit is needed to construct buildings in Ontario. [1] People are sometimes