Resources

This program is a specialized end-of-life planning legal program designed for elder law lawyers who are dedicated to providing comprehensive and compassionate guidance to their clients during life's final chapters.

With the aging population in Ontario, it is crucial to remain informed about the intricate legal issues affecting seniors, including long-term care, healthcare decision-making, and other related areas.

With the aging population in Ontario, it is crucial to remain informed about the intricate legal issues affecting seniors, including long-term care, healthcare decision-making, and other related areas.

Elder Law Clients are more frequently the victims of third-party fraud incidents, from the grand parent scam to having liens put against their homes.

With the recent decisions in Calmusky and Mak, it can be unclear whether a client can designate beneficiaries outside of their will.

COVID-19 has had a dramatic impact on our society.

With our aging and multicultural population, the importance of understanding the impact of our client’s backgrounds and communities on their decision-making also becomes apparent.

Retirement homes are often grouped with or confused with Long-Term Care Homes, but are fundamentally different in significant ways.

Join us as we bring together LGBTQ and Elder Law practitioners for a critical discussion of key legal issues that arise for LGBTQ+ individuals as they age, including long term care, wills and estates, as well as pension and benefit concerns.

Corporations act through human actors. When the older adult serves as the principal or agent of a corporation, capacity can affect their duties and trigger problems needing legal resolution.