The other day, a client asked me if a nephew who was 19 years old could be appointed as an attorney for property. Here is my answer. The minimum age requirement for attorneys for property in Ontario is 18. However, you must confirm that the attorney is…
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Everyone needs to have these three conversations with their loved ones: Valuable information on these three topics was delivered at a recent presentation hosted by St. Joseph’s Toronto Health Centre Foundation on aging. The presentation, What Does it Take to Age in Place? was part of a…
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Are you involved in an estate? You may be nervous, stressed, and overwhelmed. You do not want to make costly mistakes or need to start over. Welcome to MrWills.com. I am Ed Olkovich, an author, lawyer, and Certified Estate Specialist. I know every estate has different challenges…
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Read Part 1 and Part 2. Your choice of attorney for property is personal. Everyone has different options and needs. That is why you benefit from legal advice to help make the right choice. You can expect trouble if you make the wrong choice. Much depends on…
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Read Part 1 of this post here. Your attorney is a person you name in a power of attorney document as your substitute decision maker for property. Your attorney is not a lawyer. The term attorney refers to the person who is your agent. You are the…
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There is a great deal of confusion about how to make wills. Clients are confused. They visit American estate planning websites where different estate and tax laws and are used. In some jurisdictions, digital wills are allowed. Here’s an example of what can go wrong in Ontario….
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From all of us at Edward Olkovich Law, best wishes for holiday filled with joy, love and countless blessings!
I know that being a first-time executor or estate trustee can be stressful. But I know it doesn’t have to be so. I wrote a free report to help you weather any estate storm. You need more than a checklist to guide you. I break down your…
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So, you think you can put whatever you want into your will? After all, it is your money, isn’t it? WRONG! Your executor/estate trustee must pay all your taxes. You need advice on taxes that are payable on death. During the pandemic, you may have bought online…
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