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Há 1 dia · Wills and trusts are foundational estate planning tools. While each is used to distribute assets to beneficiaries, they do so in different ways. Each also has its own distinct uses and advantages. They’re often used together to close gaps in an estate plan and prepare for multiple scenarios that might otherwise cause unexpected burdens for heirs.
Há 1 dia · Andrew Flannagan, Head of our Wills, Trusts & Probate department, has decades of experience in estate administration, tax planning, Wills and Powers of Attorney. In this blog, he explains why making a Will is not enough – you have to keep it up to date, too. As an experienced Wills & Probate lawyer, I have […]
Há 4 dias · Estate attorneys are key in navigating the complexities of law surrounding the disposition and administration of estates. Here’s how they make a difference: Legal Expertise in Estate Planning: Estate attorneys draft wills, set up trusts, and create comprehensive estate plans that include powers of attorney and healthcare directives.
Há 1 dia · This blog post was written by Diana Tebby, a member of the Real Estate and Wills and Estates teams. She can be reached at 613-369-0384 or at diana.tebby@mannlawyers.com. The recent announcement from the Federal Government regarding an increase in the capital gains inclusion rate for individuals, trusts, and corporations has sparked significant ...
Há 5 dias · Will planning resources. A thoughtful estate plan, featuring an up-to-date Will, helps ensure your loved ones and assets are protected now and in the future. Our resources can help get you started.
Há 4 dias · Wills name an executor to manage the estate and ensure that the terms of the will are carried out. Trusts name a trustee to manage the trust assets and ensure that the terms of the trust are fulfilled. Flexibility in Estate Planning: Both can be amended or revoked as long as the individual is alive and mentally competent.
Há 1 dia · Administering an Estate – when you do and do not need to apply for a Grant of Probate. You have been appointed executor in a Will and the person has died. Hopefully, you were aware that you had been appointed and are prepared, but, still, for a ‘lay person’ who might not have administered someone’s estate before, you may have some ...
