A recent entry in this blog introduced the topic of trusts. A trust can be an extremely useful part of estate planning, whether set up as a testamentary trust, which pays out after the death of the creator, or as a living trust, whereby the asset is passed...
Any man or woman living in Ontario who has accumulated even a modest estate should be thinking about what will happen to his or her assets after they have passed on. Wills are the most commonly used documents for this process. Less often considered are trusts, but...
Do you avoid any thoughts about your own mortality? If you do, you are not alone. Few people in the greater Ontario area want to consider death or incapacitation. However, neglecting to attend to estate planning can make life tough for your loved ones if you should...
Watching one's parents grow older can be a difficult process. It is not easy to see someone so long viewed as a source of support and caring endure the rigors of aging, especially if that person begins to deteriorate mentally. Unfortunately, many children in Ontario...
A simple fact of the 21st century is that computer technology touches all our lives. Even people who would consider themselves to be non-techies probably leave larger digital footprints than they realize. For that reason, it is becoming increasingly important for...
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