Service Area: Wills, Trusts and Estates

In Ontario, the Substitute Decisions Act establishes two distinct powers of attorney: the Power of Attorney for Personal Care and the Power of Attorney for[...]

As you may know, November is “Make a Will Month” in Ontario – a push to have Ontarians get their affairs in order, whether they[...]

In-Trust For Accounts have become a common way for parents and grandparents to set aside money to finance their children or grandchildren’s post-secondary education. A[...]

Welcome to KEYS – our Knowledge that Empowers YOU series! The KEYS series are small-group events that are built around the lives and stories of[...]

Welcome to KEYS – our Knowledge that Empowers YOU series! The KEYS series are small-group events that are built around the lives and stories of[...]

It is important for adults of any age to have their affairs in order, and we encourage you to revisit your estate plan every few[...]

They say that government moves slowly, but sometimes, when it moves, it REALLY moves! Take the changes to the laws governing wills by the province[...]

Death and taxes (income and estate administration) are the true certainties in life.  Death is impossible to avoid but sometimes it is possible to arrange[...]

Since 2015, Graduated Rate Estates (GREs) have remained one of the only trusts that are entitled to marginal tax rates, and are the only trust[...]