
Dying well
Last week, I wrote about the incredible importance of a properly-drafted property power of attorney with the right person chosen to act. This week, I
Last week, I wrote about the incredible importance of a properly-drafted property power of attorney with the right person chosen to act. This week, I
This week ends my trilogy on marriage and divorce with the question: what happens to your estate plan when you divorce? Most people would be
Last week, I talked about marriage, and how it revokes a will. This week, I’m going to talk about common law relationships. In Canada, generally
I got married at the end of October last year. Among other things, signing that piece of paper meant that my husband and I no
I am currently assisting two clients with estate administration for their husbands, both of whom died very suddenly and without wills. The situations are opposite,
I love my houseplants. I have some beautiful ones that I rooted off old plants of my mother’s, and some that I received as gifts