PURCHASE
Publication | Archived Video
DESCRIPTION
The interdisciplinary nature of wills and estates is an appealing aspect of the practice - to draft a will you have to understand the law, to administer an estate you must know the fundamentals of creditor rights, and to navigate estate litigation, familiarity with real estate, limitations, intellectual property, civil procedure and bankruptcy is a must. Extend your knowledge of the essentials in those legal disciplines orbiting around the periphery of the estates world. Gain practical strategies for managing the intersection between your wills and estate practice and the areas of real estate, bankruptcy and insolvency, intellectual property and civil litigation.
PROGRAM CHAIRS
Jane Martin, Dickson, MacGregor Appell LLP
John O'Sullivan, John O'Sullivan Law
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Real Estates and Trusts: Managing Real Estate Assets In Your Trusts And Estates Practice
Vincent De Angelis, De Angelis Law Professional Corporation
Tax Implication of Real Estate Dispositions
Lori Duffy, WeirFoulds LLP
Navigating Bankruptcy and Insolvent Estates
Robert Klotz, Klotz Associates
Unjust Enrichment - Limitation Periods: 0, 2, or 10?
McConnell v. Huxtable
Bryan Smith, Lerners LLP
Contesting a Claim Against an Estate: Notices Of Contestation
Paul Trudelle, Hull & Hull LLP
Out of Time: Limitation Periods in Trusts and Estates Law
Edwin Upenieks, Lawrence, Lawrence, Stevenson LLP
Copyright in Estate Planning & Administration: Just Another Asset?
Darren Lund, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Dealing with Digital Assets in Will Drafting and Estate Administration
David Debenham, McMillan LLP (Ottawa)