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Knowing your beneficiary type is crucial in estate litigation and can greatly impact legal and tax outcomes. Let’s start with …
Sorry, Who Are You Supposed to Be? Why Clear Beneficiary Designations Matter Read Post »
Inheritance disputes regularly make headlines, because they showcase the emotional and financial turmoil that can erupt when a Will fails
The Real-Life Fallout of Estate Disputes Read Post »
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Hull & Hull Debrief – December 12, 2025 Read Post »
When a person is incapable of managing their property (and does not have a power of attorney) a court may
Duties of a Guardian of Property in Ontario Read Post »
“Living Apart Together” (LAT) refers to an intimate relationship where the parties are committed to each other, but choose to
Living Apart Together: Growing Judicial Recognition of Flexible Cohabitation Read Post »
Few issues in estate administration generate as much tension as trustee compensation. Executors and trustees often spend countless hours managing
Trustee Compensation Disputes Read Post »
When it comes to will challenges, claims must be backed by evidence. The decision of the Ontario Superior Court of
Evidence of Incapacity Matters Read Post »
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Hull & Hull Debrief – December 5, 2025 Read Post »
In the recent case of Alvaro v. Alvaro, 2025 BCCA 386, the British Columbia Court of Appeal (the “BC Court
When Canadians purchase or sell real property, title insurance is usually a routine part of the real estate transaction. While
