Learn how inheritance is treated under the Ontario Family Law Act and how Estate Planning can protect family wealth.

Need to update your Will in Ontario? Our experienced estate lawyers can guide you through life’s changes to ensure your wishes are clear and legally protected.

Learn how a Principal Residence Trust in Ontario can help transfer your family home, preserve the principal residence exemption, reduce probate fees, and protect your beneficiaries.

Ontario business owners can reduce probate fees and protect their company’s future with multiple Wills and strategic estate planning.

Learn how to reduce the risk of an estate challenge in Ontario through strong wills, capacity documentation, trusts, and strategic legal tools.

A Henson Trust allows Ontario families to provide financial support to a loved one with a disability without impacting their ODSP benefits. Learn how it works and why it matters in special needs estate planning.

Learn how to structure your Will to support your children if they inherit while still minors.

Learn how the First Dealings Exemption in Ontario can help avoid probate and reduce estate tax.

Learn what digital assets are and why they matter in estate planning. From online accounts to cryptocurrency, protect your digital legacy in Ontario.

Learn about considerations for including charitable donations in your estate plan including tax benefits, types of gifts, and how to leave a legacy.

Explore how Ontarians without children can create a thoughtful estate plan that protects assets, names trusted beneficiaries, and reflects their values.

A Power of Attorney for Personal Care is a crucial component of any estate plan, ensuring your medical decisions are handled with care.

As an Estate Lawyer I often emphasize the importance of preparing for the unexpected. One critical aspect of this preparation is...

Separated spouses are being treated as divorced at the time of death following changes to Ontario’s Succession Law Reform Act.

Blending two families together requires careful estate planning. Here are some tips from an Ontario Estate Lawyer.

If you die without a will in Ontario, the law decides how your estate is divided, and the outcome may not reflect your wishes.

Choosing an executor (also called an Estate Trustee in Ontario) is a critical decision when preparing your will.

Common-law partners do not have the same rights as married spouses, particularly in matters of estate rights and inheritance.

Safeguard your loved ones from the dangers of Predatory Marriage. Learn about legal protections and proactive estate planning in Ontario.