An Estate Trustee’s Imprisonment, Without Possibility of Parole

• • 2 Comments

A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court sentences an estate trustee to a lengthy term of incarceraction, without the possibility of parole, for contempt of court…..

An Estate Trustee’s Imprisonment, Without Possibility of Parole Continue Reading »

Estate Administration, Estate Administration and Probate Applications, Estate Litigation, Executors, Passing Of Trustees’ and Executors’ Accounts

Is a U.S. Estate Tax Return Due?

•

So you’ve taken on the role of executor of your dear friend, Sally’s estate. It just so happened that Sally owned a vacation property in the United States. You’ve come across a couple of blogs in the last few weeks that suggest her estate may owe some taxes to the IRS. You have no idea whether this is true and what you may need to do. You decide to keep reading these blogs to see if they’ll help you…..

Is a U.S. Estate Tax Return Due? Continue Reading »

Estate Administration, IRS, United States, US Taxes

Did I mention that January is Alzheimer’s “Do Not Forget” month?

•

Frequent memory loss that affects day-to-day function, Difficulty performing familiar tasks
Problems with language, making it difficult to be understood,Disorientation of time and place, including getting lost even in familiar places
Poor or decreased judgment, Problems with abstract thinking, Putting things in inappropriate places
Sudden changes in mood or behaviour . What Can This Be?….

Did I mention that January is Alzheimer’s “Do Not Forget” month? Continue Reading »

Capacity Law, Elder Care, Estate Planning, Family Conflict, Geriatric Care Management, In the News
Scroll to Top