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Is probate needed? How to probate. Finding the last will. Probate without a will. Bonding and out-of-province executors. Probate tax. Renunciation.

Who gets what. Joint ownership of houses and bank accounts. Designations for RRSPs, RRIFs, TFSAs and insurance. Inheritance when there is no will.

Seeing the will. Executor Inaction. Executor Misconduct. Executor compensation. Passing accounts. Difficult beneficiaries.

Executor checklist. Executor duties. The estate information return. Accounts. Income taxes. Clearance certificates. Releases.

POA Property. POA Care. Issues for drafting. Elder Abuse and challenging POA actions.

Wills and powers of attorney - from the most simple and basic, to full estate plans to address complex needs.

Often not for married spouses, and usually for widows and widowers.

Is this document a valid will? What is an affidavit of execution and why is it needed?

The information you will need to gather for the probate application.

How to find a will. There is no will registry in Ontario.

When is a bond required for probate, and how to get a Court order dispensing with a bond.

Estate administration tax (probate tax) and income tax. A link to our free estate administration tax calculator.

If the estate has assets in Ontario, after probate elsewhere first (re-sealing and ancillary grants).

Avoiding probate for very small estates, and the special rules for probate of estates under $150,000

Dealing with the death (or incapacity) of an executor or estate trustee.

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Who gets what when there has been a re-marriage, separation or divorce?

Information about finding out what the will says when the executor will not share with family members

Different ways of owning real estate. Issues for trustees and beneficiaries.

Designation of beneficiaries for TFSAs, RRSPs, RRIFs, pensions and life insurance.

The who, why (and why not), when (and when not) and how of releases by beneficiaries of estate trustees.

What you need to know about filing the Estate Information Return.

The duty to account. The format and content accounts. Formal and informal accounts, releases and distributions.

The court process for approving the accounts and actions of the estate trustee. When to pass accounts and who pays for what.

You are not obliged to act but you must be careful not to intermeddle. Information on resignations and successor trustees.

CRA releases the trustee from liability: the when, why and how of clearance certificates

Distributions before receipt of the clearance certificate – possible, and often to be encouraged.

Releases are significant for both trustees and beneficiaries. Understand them before you sign.

We can act as the estate trustee and administer the estate for you. Particularly useful if there is no one suitable to act or there is a dispute among beneficiaries.

Bank accounts and houses made joint with an adult child of the deceased that should have been in the estate?

What to do if the executor is too slow, before or after probate.

When beneficiaries want to micro manage, and disagree with everything the trustee does.