Service Area: Wills, Trusts and Estates

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[...]

When one considers drawing up a last Will, one of the most important decisions, if not the most important, is who the beneficiaries are. In[...]

Life is unpredictable, and while it’s easy to assume that we will always be able to make our own decisions, there might come a time[...]

Aging often brings unique legal challenges that require empathetic and specialized guidance. At Mann Lawyers, our Elder Law practice is committed to promoting and protecting[...]

Preparing for the unexpected: As a business owner, are you prepared for the unexpected?  Things like serious illness, incapacity, separation/divorce and death are likely to[...]

No. There are no benefits whatsoever to not having a Will in place – even for singles without children. According to research conducted by Statistics[...]

If you are part of a blended family, your estate planning requires careful thought and consideration.  Estate planning for blended families can be more complex[...]

You are invited to join Mann Lawyers and Hulse, Playfair & McGarry for a Make-a-Will month presentation on Estate Planning and Blended Families. Estate planning[...]