You are likely still grieving from the loss of a loved one. If a loved one dies, you may be involved in their estate. You need to know there are now strict time limits that can cancel your rights. This post is not legal advice but for…
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Marriage no longer automatically revokes Ontario wills as of January 1, 2022. If you are planning your wedding, your estate plan needs to be updated. That includes your beneficiary designations, wills and powers of attorney. Keep reading to learn what else is new. You acquire new legal…
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What are the family law election rights? I’ll explain that in a moment. Here are some practical rules to help you if your married spouse has died. Rule 1 Only married spouses have Ontario family law elections. Common law spouses do not have such inheritance rights. Common…
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First off, you are entitled to condolences. Losing a spouse is a devastating event. It shatters your world and turns you upside down. You struggle with your new reality. Everyone is ready to give you advice and you are bombarded with questions. You need experienced legal advice…
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Are you an executor or an estate trustee in Ontario? This post will help you understand the complex issues affecting spouses in Ontario estates. It will also help you understand your rights as a spouse. There are different kinds of spouses. Each category of spouse has different…
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