Service Area: Estate Administration

Being named an estate trustee (commonly referred to as an executor) is often considered an honour; it reflects a high level of trust and confidence.[...]

Losing a loved one is never easy. Beyond the emotional toll, there are also legal and financial responsibilities after someone passes away, which can be[...]

When acting as an executor to an estate, here are a few things to keep in mind. It’s Not About You It is meet for[...]

If you have been named as the executor of an estate, here are 4 things to keep in mind. You Can Pay for Funeral and[...]

When we are named as Attorney for Property, we consider it a responsibility meriting standards of the highest degree. We also assist Attorneys for Property[...]

When we are named as Executor and Estate Trustee, we consider it a responsibility meriting standards of the highest degree. We also assist Executors and[...]

When Mrs. Crumb became estranged from two of her four children, she reportedly cut them out of her Will. However, she had already designated all[...]

When Mr. D’Onofrio died at the age of 43, he left behind a common law partner, an ex-wife and three children. He also left behind[...]

The first place to start as a potential beneficiary of an estate is to check probate records. Once a Will is probated in Ontario, it[...]