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WeirFoulds LLP
The Canada Revenue Agency ("CRA") announced today that they will not require bare trusts to file a 2023 T3 return (including Schedule 15) unless it makes a direct request for the filing.
Mills & Mills
In Ontario, the Family Law Act, RSO 1990 c F 3, governs domestic contracts, including separation agreements.
O'Sullivan Estate Lawyers LLP
Many of our readers, especially business owners, may be familiar with the concept of having multiple Wills in the same jurisdiction, where each Will governs different classes...
Dentons
Join Heather Barnhouse, Partner in our Edmonton office, as she explores women in leadership and entrepreneurship, and the ecosystem that supports them.
Rogers Partners LLP
The plaintiff commenced an action pursuant to the Family Law Act arising from the death of his alleged spouse, who was killed in a motor vehicle accident.
Lerners LLP
The CRA has introduced new trust reporting requirements that apply to all express trusts (with a few exceptions) with taxation years ending after December 30, 2023.
MLT Aikins LLP
Administering the estate of a loved one can be a challenging and lengthy process.
Cox & Palmer
The parties were in a brief relationship in March 2007. There is one child of the relationship, B. He is seventeen years old. The mother lives in Nova Scotia and the father lives in the USA.
Cox & Palmer
Ms. Owda filed an initial application under the Parenting and Support Act to seek to have Mr. Hussini pay child support.
Siskinds LLP
When it comes to estate planning, people often become fixated on ensuring that their estate does not have to pay Estate Administration Tax (also known as "probate tax"1).
Clark Wilson LLP
If you are contemplating separating from your partner or are in the midst of a divorce, you may be wondering what entitlement you or your spouse may have to unequal division of family property where...
Fasken
This bulletin will briefly explain the old process of authenticating and legalizing documents and provide some insight into the new apostille certificate process.
Sorbara Law
When you pass, one or more persons will need to step up to manage and administer your estate. They will carry through your funeral and post mortem arrangements...
Miller Thomson LLP
The notion of "undue influence" (captation, in French) has been referred to as "worming one's way into someone's good graces and obtaining from him gifts depending on the degree of affection one has managed to inspire."
Lawson Lundell LLP
当一个人签署遗嘱时,遗嘱的目的是在立遗嘱人去世后按照其意愿管理其遗产分配。遗嘱是给遗嘱执行人的指示,告诉他们立遗嘱人想让哪些
Clark Wilson LLP
Exciting news for hopeful parents-to-be in British Columbia! The recent announcement in the B.C. Budget 2024-2025 reveals that the province will now
Clark Wilson LLP
The recent decision of Bradley v. Callahan, 2024 BCSC 163 ("Bradley") before the Supreme Court of British Columbia outlines the importance of sufficient...
Clark Wilson LLP
In a recent case, Bradley v. Callahan, 2024 BCSC 163, the BC Supreme Court considered whether or not a marriage agreement was binding on the parties.
Lawson Lundell LLP
When you sign a will, the will is intended after your death to govern the distribution of your estate in keeping with your wishes. A will is the direction to your executor about which people...
Sorbara Law
Family law matters often involve complex legal processes, but not all resolutions occur within the confines of a court room. When marriage breakdown occurs, it is not uncommon for the parties...
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