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Hear from leading practitioners and academics on key issues impacting your trusts and estates practice. Whether you are a litigator or a planner, get up-to-date on emerging issues, brush up on common practice challenges, and gather best practices for dealing with the extraordinary cases. Gain the essential knowledge to effectively guide your clients when their matters intersect with criminal or family law, and master the scope and limitations of privilege in the estate field.
PROGRAM CHAIRS
Jane E. Martin, Dickson MacGregor Appell LLP
Ameena Sultan, Whaley Estate Litigation
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Balancing Privacy Interests of an Incapable Person with the Responsibilities of Attorneys, Guardians and Section 3 Counsel
Justin de Vries, de VRIES LITIGATION
Legal Capacity, Decision-Making and Guardianship
Summary of Issues for Consultation
Sarah Mason-Case, Law Commission of Ontario
Capacity and Legal Representation for the Federal RDSP
Final Report June 2014
Sarah Mason-Case, Law Commission of Ontario
Indemnification of Trustees
Professor Albert Oosterhoff, Counsel, Whaley Estate Litigation
John O'Sullivan, John O'Sullivan Law
Sara Beheshti, Barrister & Solicitor
If the Worst Should Happen
Karon Bales, Bales Beall LLP
Annie Chu, articled student-at-law, Bales Beall LLP
Making Sense of Custody and Access Issues in Planning and After Death
Clare Burns, WeirFoulds LLP
The Extraordinary Testator: How to Identify and Deal with the Special Case
Norman Bowley, Low Murchison Radnoff LLP (Ottawa)
Mary-Alice Thompson, Cunningham, Swan, Carty, Little & Bonham LLP (Kingston)
Show Me the Money! A Beginner's Guide to Enforcing Money Judgments in Ontario
Trung Nguyen, Brauti Thorning Zibarras LLP
Restitution for the Elderly Client
Graham Webb, Advocacy Centre for the Elderly
Whose Privilege Is It Anyways?
Shael Eisen, Eisen Law
Archie Rabinowitz, Dentons Canada LLP