Sometimes, we need to give someone other than a child’s biological parent temporary responsibility for a child. This is known as temporary guardianship. But how do guardianship agreements work, and how do you decide what’s inREAD MORE >
Estate planning is the process for deciding what happens to your assets when you die. It ensures that your final wishes are respected and helps your family avoid probate court. By having the right documents inREAD MORE >
When you pass away, it’s reassuring to know that your affairs will be in order. One way to manage your assets – and reduce the stress on your loved ones – is by avoiding probate. CanREAD MORE >
If you’re new to estate planning, trusts can seem complex. However, it’s actually simple to understand how trusts work. Below, our lawyers define the main types of trusts for estate planning, and how to choose theREAD MORE >
When you hear the phrase “estate planning”, chances are your older relatives come to mind. After all, only your parents and grandparents should worry about their assets – right? It might surprise you, but the answerREAD MORE >
