One of the important legal distinctions when dealing with foreign property is between immovable and movable property.
Using multiple wills to deal with assets in different jurisdictions is a common way to organize estates. But in some provinces, over the past 15 years the strategy has evolved into a tool for reducing probate fees.
The best planning will be undone if a power of attorney is invalid, so know the requirements. These are the basics.
When a gift is a mistake — how an unexpected windfall can derail benefits for disabled loved-ones.
Relationship dynamics should drive strategy
Blended families are a familiar part of our social fabric, but they can still create extra challenges when estate planning.
Getting it right will spare your clients headaches down the road.
Have you inadvertently muddied the waters for your power of attorney?
Make sure clients create separate wills in foreign jurisdictions
Opportunities for disabled beneficiaries don’t end with the estate plan