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BCCA upholds ruling that legislature did not intend to allow previously expressed wishes to be relied on to refuse basic personal care necessary to preserve life.
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BCCA upholds ruling that legislature did not intend to allow previously expressed wishes to be relied on to refuse basic personal care necessary to preserve life.
We co-hosted Charities Forum 2015 today with Vancouver Foundation. It was a great success with over 150 attendees. Industry experts discussed key issues facing charities ... Continued
Facebook provides posthumous account management options.
Principles to be taken from the first two cases decided under s. 58 of WESA.
An inter vivos trust (such as a family trust) is created when an individual (called the settlor) transfers property to a trustee to be held ... Continued
In November 2012, the Honourable Marion J. Allan spoke at the Canadian Centre for Elder Law Conference. In a poignant anecdotal commentary on the state ... Continued
Bill C-43 implements tax amendments regarding testamentary trusts and donation tax credits.
Court uses new WESA provision to proivde flexibility in relation to formal requirements of wills.
Recent case finds couple to be in a marriage-like relationship despite maintaining separate residences.
Tonight Lauren Liang is presenting at an RBC Wills & Estate Advice event on the subject of Wills: To Have or Not to Have. Speaking ... Continued
WESA should allow BC courts broader power to cure deficiencies in wills than courts have in Alberta.
Marion Allan will be presenting on the subject of elder law for everyone at the Canadian Bar Association BC Branch’s Ninth Annual Conference taking place ... Continued