High evidentiary threshold to rebut the presumption of resulting trust
Gifts can fail if one does not make their intention to give a gift expressly known.
Our expertise helps our clients understand how the law affects their business
Gifts can fail if one does not make their intention to give a gift expressly known.
Recent BCCA case might signal return to more stringent application of the doctrine of proprietary estoppel.
Proper planning can maximize the charitable gifts made by entrepreneurs.
There are strategies to address the tax consequences for trusts that arise every 21 years.
Recent case confirms that there are valid reasons for disinheriting a child.
It can be difficult to determine the precise intention behind transfers into joint ownership.
Recent case cures deficiency in will that did not comply with execution requirements.
Qualified disability trusts are exempt from new tax rules that make trusts subject to the highest marginal rate.
Beneficiary designations on your TFSA and RRSP have a few options that you may not be aware of.
Recent case varies will with handwritten comments on it.
Proposed amendment to ITA in 2015 budget affects registered charities and donors.
Significant life events are opportune times to update your will.