
Powers of Attorney for Business Owners
Owning your own business can add an extra layer of complexity to your estate planning. One such detail is the question of whether you should

Owning your own business can add an extra layer of complexity to your estate planning. One such detail is the question of whether you should

“I have this dream my daughter-in-law kills me for the moneyShe thinks I left them in the willThe family gathers ’round and reads it and

This is a common question that we get from our corporate clients who have just incorporated a new corporation. Given that many corporations start with

Sometimes one is forced to sell their business due to failing health or for financial reasons. If you are fortunate enough to be in a

For many years there was only one way to obtain a Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee (often referred to as “probate”). Since April of

You’ve taken the time to make your will, but now you’re wondering, when does it need to be updated? Read on for some of the

A Status Certificate is a package of documents prepared by the condominium corporation that includes quite a bit of information about the condominium corporation, including by-laws and the corporation’s financial statements.

When are trusts most often used in wills? When you are intending to benefit a minor child in your will, you are intending to benefit a person who receives odsp, you want to control what happens to the inheritance after a beneficiary’s death or you want to control the beneficiary’s spending.

Do I Really Need A Power Of Attorney? The short answer to this question is “yes” but if you were wondering why, keep reading!

So, you have just signed your will and powers of attorneys – now what should you do? You have already done the hard work of deciding what you want to do with your estate and finalizing the documents, but there are still some tasks for you tackle