Hull on Estates

Hull on Estates is a series of podcasts for the Canadian legal community dealing with issues and insights surrounding estate planning in Canada. Hosted by the lawyers of Hull & Hull LLP, the podcasts will touch on some of the key considerations when planning wills and estates

Hull on Estates

All Tracks from Hull on Estates

756 - Planning and Litigation Challenges for Blended Families

755 - Dependant's Support 101

754 - Will Challenges 101

753 - How Not to Change a Will: Boyle v. Boyle

752 - Fraud and Fabricated Wills in Probate: Lessons for Estate Practitioners from R. v. Konashewych

748 - Will Challenges Beyond the Two-Year Limitation Period? Insights from Roberts v. Cowie

747 - Trading the Axe for a Scalpel: The Court of Appeal Overrules Handley Estate in 1086289 Ontario

745 - When Does an Apparent Financial Interest in an Estate Give You Standing?

743 - The Rule Against Perpetuities and its Application in Ottawa (City) v. ClubLink Corporation ULC

742 - Intestacy and Modern Families: Lessons from Estate of Sydney Monteith

#650 - O’Connor v O’Connor: a Lesson in Excluding Inheritances from Family Law Equalizations

#649 - When can a person be liable for the actions of an Estate Trustee?

#648 - Can the Outline of a Will be Submitted for Probate?

#647 - Zombie Deeds

#646 - Huang v. Braga: A Party Under Disability Disagrees with a Settlement Approved by the Court

#645 – Mediation Agreements

#644 – Revisiting Limitation Periods in Passings of Accounts

#643 – The Passing Over of an Estate Trustee

#642 – The Limitations of a Trustee’s Absolute Discretion

#641 – Are Pour-Over Clauses Valid in Ontario?