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We’re proud to share that Amy Mortimore, K.C., Co-Chair of our Estates & Trusts group, will be a featured speaker at the Continuing Legal Education ... Continued
Clark Wilson’s Estates and Trusts co-chair, Amy Mortimore K.C., will present at the Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia’s Wills, Estates and Trusts Conference ... Continued
We are pleased to welcome new associate Jonathan Fung to our thriving Estates and Trusts group! Jonathan has over a decade of legal experience and ... Continued
By Pavneet Grewal and Zachary Murphy-Rogers The Law In British Columbia, under the Cremation, Interment, and Funeral Services Act (the “Act”), the executor named in ... Continued
Clark Wilson’s Estates & Trusts partner Gordon Behan and articling student Harman Kang’s article, “The self-deal: Where does personal representative’s loyalty lie?” was published by ... Continued
Clark Wilson’s Estates & Trusts partner Zachary Murphy-Rogers and articled student Vivian Thieu‘s article, “Declarations of death in British Columbia: Navigating presumptions and proof” was ... Continued
By Gordon Behan An executor or administrator of an estate “self-deals” when they purchase the assets of the same estate for which they are a ... Continued
By Dani Gorelov and Zachary Murphy-Rogers. A jury in Michigan decided that a notebook with scribbles found in Aretha Franklin’s couch is valid as the ... Continued
We’d like to warmly welcome the newest member of our Estates & Trusts group, Tristan Miller. Tristan’s practice includes contested applications for validating and propounding ... Continued
Clark Wilson’s Estates & Trusts partner and co-chair Amy Mortimore, Troy McEachren of Miller Thomson LLP and Rhonda Johnson of Dentons LLP’s article, “Documenting Intentions: Honouring ... Continued
Being an executor is a demanding role. But if you depend on an executor to deal with an estate, you may find yourself frustrated and ... Continued
By Polly Storey Ordering an adult to submit to an assessment of their mental capacity, without their consent, is an extreme measure. In 2012, however, ... Continued