Hull on Estates

This week on Hull on Estates, Natalia Angelini and Arielle Di Iulio discuss the court's application of the presumption of resulting trust in Kent v Kent, 2020 ONCA 390 (CanLII).

This week on Hull on Estates, Noah Weisberg and Sydney Osmar discuss Notices of Objection, Rule 25.11, and the court's decision in Dessisa and Wolde v Demisie.

In today's podcast, Paul Trudelle and Garrett Horrocks discuss the court's decision in Calmusky v Calmusky, which deals with the application of principles from Pecore v Pecore to designated assets,

This week on Hull on Estates, Stuart Clark and Kira Domratchev discuss a finding of support for an adult dependant child in Deleon v Estate of Raymon DeRanney, 2020 ONSC 19.

This week on Hull on Estates, Stuart Clark and Kira Domratchev discuss a finding of support for an adult dependant child in Deleon v Estate of Raymon DeRanney, 2020 ONSC 19.

This week on Hull on Estates, Natalia Angelini and Doreen So discuss the estate administration issues surrounding the disposition of the body, where there is no will, in Re Timmerman Estate, 2020 ONSC 3424 (CanLII) and Re Timmerman Estate, 2020 ONSC 3425 (CanLII).

This week on Hull on Estates, Noah Weisberg and Nick Esterbauer discuss continued accounting obligations during the COVID-19 pandemic and procedural considerations relating to fresh and pre-existing applications to pass accounts.

In today's podcast, Paul Trudelle and Kira Domratchev discuss the British Columbia Supreme Court's decision in Hubschi Estate (Re), 2019 BCSC 2040, and the factors considered by the Court in holding that the document found on the deceased's computer was a Will in accordance with the curative provisions of the relevant legislation.

In today's podcast, Stuart Clark and Doreen So discuss the Ontario Court of Appeal's decision in Donaldson v. Braybrook, 2020 ONCA 66, and what to consider when the ownership of a family cottage was changed to include the children.

In today's podcast, Natalia Angelini and Sydney Osmar discuss the OBA's Institute Elder Law program recently chaired by Natalia and Kimberly Whaley Whaley. Natalia and Sydney delve into the debated issue of whether or not beneficiary designations are testamentary. Tune in to learn how the crowd voted. Please note that, as a result of technical difficulties, the introduction of this podcast has been cut off. Sorry for the inconvenience.