As we head into holiday season and continue with restrictions on family gatherings, I am acutely aware of how many people will be on their own. I have blogged about isolation and loneliness and I think this year will be particularly challenging for many. Two years ago I had the very good fortune of visiting a Japanese nursing home. I had arranged to meet the president and CEO of the….
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Caregiving
Generally speaking, real property (“property”) is often not specifically dealt with in a Will and therefore, it forms part of the residue of an estate. In this case, the executor is generally required to sell the property for cash as soon as possible, but this may not be the best strategy and other options should be considered. First things first, occasionally a client’s recollection is imperfect, so confirming how legal….
This blog was written by Collia Barnaby After four years as a Financial Advisor, a role that I was very passionate about, in 2018 I made the transition, to work in the Estate and Trust Department. I would never have imagined how interesting this role can be and what a rewarding feeling as I mature in my new career! Exploring my new found love in Estate and Trust Management can….
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Estate AdministrationThe government suspended limitation periods between March and September due to COVID-19. The government believed that it had properly done so. Nevertheless, the government asked the court to confirm it had properly done so due to amorphous concerns that had been raised. Justice Myers dismissed this application as it would have the court cross the line that separated an independent judiciary from the executive and legislative branches. The government had….
