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Estate planning for people with disabilities raises special considerations. Are you familiar with the planning techniques necessary to safeguard your client’s interests?

With many Canadians holding property in the U.S., or spending time as snowbirds in warm U.S. states, it is critical for Canadian lawyers to be up to speed on key cross-border issues that may impact your clients' estate plans.

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

Heading into an estates and/or trusts mediation? Don’t forget about the tax! Estates and trusts cases can have significant income tax consequences for all parties involved.

Hear from our expert panel as they review the latest legislative, judicial and administrative updates on the taxation of trusts and estates to get you up-to-date on current need-to-know information.

More than just a formality or a term of art, proving a Will in solemn form is a process with practical and historical importance for estate litigators.

Estates matters can be highly emotional for the parties involved; however, it is essential that counsel remain civil at all times.

As estate solicitors, we are engaged in emotional and challenging conversations with clients on a daily basis. It is essential that we respect our clients' feelings during these important discussions, while also meeting professional and ethical obligations.

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.