How do I ensure there’s minimal litigation among my 4 kids upon my death?
Find out with FP Answers here. Need answers? Call my office today or book a meeting. Estate law is all I do. Ed Olkovich
Find out with FP Answers here. Need answers? Call my office today or book a meeting. Estate law is all I do. Ed Olkovich
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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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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What does a threshold have to do with losing your inheritance? If you have been disinherited by a will, then you need to know something about thresholds that are used in estate cases. Ontario courts now require that you have a minimum of evidence to contest a…
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Some estate executors can’t handle the job. I continue to see expensive mistakes being made because the wrong executor was chosen. I’ve seen people’s last remains languish in morgues because there was no will and no executor. No one can authorize the funeral and burial. If you…
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If something is wrong with the last will, I can help. Here are some common questions about wills I can help with: – The original will is lost, can you use a copy of the will? – The meaning of the will is unclear …
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If you are married in Ontario, it is not the same thing as being in a common-law relationship. Married people have different rights and can get divorced. If you are married and your spouse dies, you can file a family law election to obtain a division of…
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Here’s a secret that even some lawyers don’t know. Read this now to avoid being dragged into an estate lawsuit after someone you love has died. Assume your 87-year-old mother wants to give you her home. You say, “Great!” But what about Carlos (your brother)? What will…
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Are you involved in an estate lawsuit? You’ll want to know who ultimately pays for your legal fees (costs). It’s a simple question. Let me make my answer simple. Courts follow a two-step process to decide who pays costs. A recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision explains…
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