Ressources

The process of moving your matter through the court system can be long and frustrating, and this has been exacerbated by the current limits on court operations. 

Navigating the inner workings of the banks is often a challenge for lawyers during an estate administration.

With a small estates probate process now available (effective April 1) and Bill 245 (which received Royal Assent on April 19) ushering in additional significant changes to estates law, ensure you are up to speed on these recent legislative and regulatory reforms, and what they mean for your practice.

Join us for a unique opportunity to hear from your Superior Court of Justice judges in a less formal setting than the courtroom.

Ensure you are up-to-date on recent income tax case law, legislative changes and CRA administrative developments from the past year which could (and likely will) have a significant impact on your estate planning and estate administration files.

Do not miss this unique opportunity to hear from members of the Ottawa judiciary in a less formal setting than the courtroom (virtual or in person).

Join us for a unique examination of the key issues that arise when pensions and benefits law intersects with both family law and trusts and estates law.

Join your colleagues for this valuable discussion as experienced practitioners share their insights on current issues and best practices in the estate planning world.

Gather the tools you need to ensure that your clients’ interests are properly protected as you paper the settlement.

Attorneys for property and personal care often find themselves in the role of non-professional caregiver for incapacitated individuals.