Wills, Estate Planning & Wealth Preservation
- Business Succession
- Certificate of Appointment & Probate
- Estate Planning & Administration
- Power of Attorney
- Trusts
- Wills, Primary & Secondary
Estate Planning for Serious Illnesses
Everyone should consider estate planning regardless of their health status as it relieves their loved ones of the burden of determining what they would have wanted...
Different Types of Power of Attorney in Ontario
A power of attorney is a legal document that is usually drawn up at the same time that you make your will. But where a will...
What is Spousal Inheritance Law in Ontario?
When legal partner relationships are established, and a party passes away, their assets get allocated after their death is ruled under Spousal Inheritance Law. Let's face...
When is the right time to create a will?
When is the right time to create a will? - The idea of writing a will can be overwhelming for almost anyone: it’s thinking about what...
Why is Having a Power of Attorney so Important
Considering the possibility that you may one day not be able to make financial or health decisions for yourself is a grim thought. But by preparing...
Challenging a Will in Ontario
A will is a legal document that is meant to spell out the last wishes of the deceased concerning how they would like their estate to...
Business Succession Planning Checklist
As an entrepreneur, you are immensely proud of your business. In fact, you probably spend a lot of time planning how you will help your business...
Incorporating Charities Into Your Estate Plan
Many of us have causes or charities that we are passionate about and most of us engage in charitable giving at some point in our lives....
Creating an Estate Plan for 2021
The arrival of a New Year is the time that many of us like to make resolutions. And while that usually means thinking about things that...
Levy Zavet – The Misconceptions Between Guardianship and Power of Attorney
If a person becomes incapable of making decisions for themselves, a family member, close friend, or another person or sometimes even a trust corporation often receives...
