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When a person dies with a will, the assets owned by the deceased person will form part of the deceased’s estate, but may or may not...

When providing instructions to your solicitor for preparing your Will, one of the first questions that he or she will ask is who you want...

Second marriages are becoming more and more common in today’s society. In such marital situations, it is typical for the spouses to have...

A combination of high real estate prices and new mortgage rules designed to restrict risky lending have led to an increase in parents...

A family owned business would typically involve the parent or parents owning and operating the business, as well as the children or other...

Ontario estate administration tax (aka “probate fees”) is a tax imposed on the estate of a deceased person, and is paid in order to...

There are two ways to own property with more than one person: (a) joint tenancy or (b) tenancy in common. There are important...