Moral Obligations Matter: Dependant Support Claims in Ontario When a loved one dies, families often assume that whatever is written in the will settles the matter. In reality, Ontario law recognizes that fairness sometimes requires more than strict adherence to...
In contested estate matters, time doesn’t stand still just because a legal dispute is unfolding. Assets may need protection, bills must be paid, tax filings are due — yet no one may have legal authority to act. That’s where an Estate Trustee During Litigation (ETDL)...
Estate disputes can be highly emotional, often pitting family members against each other over inheritance rights, will challenges, or the actions of an executor. While litigation is one way to resolve these conflicts, it is often costly, time-consuming, and stressful...
If you’re already familiar with estate litigation, you’ll know that it’s often an emotionally charged and complex process. One of the tools that can make this process less adversarial and more constructive is mediation. This post will delve into the...
