Offices in Ottawa and Perth
(613) 722-1500

CONTACT US (613) 722-1500

Service Area: Estate Litigation

Blog |
Estate Litigation
By: 

Posted September 11, 2023

Losing a loved one is never easy and dealing with the administration of their estate can be a challenging and complex process, no matter the[...]
Blog |
Estate Litigation
By: 

Posted August 22, 2023

A will is a legal document that outlines a testator’s wishes for the distribution of their property after they die. Section 4(2) of the Succession[...]
Newsletters |
Estate Litigation
By: 

Posted July 24, 2023

Blog |
Estate Litigation
By: 

Posted July 20, 2023

A “Zombie” deed refers to a conveyance of an interest in property of a deceased person, executed by the deceased but registered after death. Once[...]
Blog |
Estate Litigation
By: 

Posted June 20, 2023

Anyone with a financial interest in an estate may challenge the validity of a will if they have legitimate grounds for believing that the will[...]
Blog |
Estate Litigation
By: 

Posted March 7, 2023

As is now clear, the traditional approach in estate litigation that “the costs of all parties are ordered payable out of the estate has been[...]
Blog |
Estate Litigation, Wills, Trusts and Estates
By: 

Posted February 7, 2023

Testamentary freedom allows testators to “rule from the grave” by controlling the disposition of their assets upon death. As an exercise of this freedom, testators[...]
Blog |
Estate Litigation, Wills, Trusts and Estates
By: 

Posted January 4, 2023

Executing powers of attorney is an important component of estate planning and allows individuals to decide who will manage their affairs should they become incapable[...]
Blog |
Estate Litigation, Wills, Trusts and Estates
By: 

Posted December 20, 2022

Acting as an estate trustee can be a burdensome task, and it can become particularly difficult in circumstances where beneficiaries cannot be so easily found[...]

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

"*" indicates required fields

Name*
Consent*
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.