Saying goodbye.
Do you know where your grandchildren are? When families don’t talk- what happens to the grandchildren?….
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Do you know where your grandchildren are? When families don’t talk- what happens to the grandchildren?….
Saying goodbye. Continue Reading »
Elder Care, Estate Litigation, Family Conflict, Geriatric Care ManagementCan a person convicted of murder but found to have been not criminally responsible benefit from the proceeds of an insurance policy held by the deceased? ….
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Estate Administration, Estate Litigation, In the News, Insurance“The role of an estate trustee can really be a thankless task”. So ended Justin’s blog on June 20th. The fact there is now an insurance product available to protect estate trustees in the event they are successfully sued by a disgruntled beneficiary only underscores this truism.
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There’s insurance for that? Continue Reading »
Estate Administration, Estate Litigation, Estate Planning, ExecutorsWhat happens when an estate trustee distributes money to the wrong beneficiary or distributes the wrong amount?
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Estate Administration, Estate Litigation, Executors, WillsThe Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee has multiple functions and involvement in a diverse range of legal proceedings. Most estate practitioners are familiar with the requirements that the Public Guardian and Trustee be served with applications to appoint guardians of property and person and for court approval of settlements involving a person under a disability. However, there are a number of other statutory requirements that necessitate service on the Public Guardian and Trustee that estate practitioners may be less familar with…..
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Capacity Law, Estate Litigation, Passing Of Trustees’ and Executors’ AccountsIn Newell v. Newell (2011 ONSC 3228), the court awarded full indemnity costs to both parties to a guardianship dispute, despite the fact that neither party was wholly successful and the application and cross- application had become moot as a result of the death of the incapable mother…..
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Capacity Law, Estate Litigation, Guardianship, Power of Attorney, Powers Of Attorney and Guardianship Disputes