Recent statistics from RBC and Aging Canada reveal a concerning trend among Canadians aged 25 to 44: a significant lack of Estate Planning. Despite being in the prime of their …

Creating a Will There’s a wide range of reasons why Canadians may not currently have a Will in place. The cost of legal advice may seem high, the process may …

With the rise of digital Currencies or Cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, a unique challenge has emerged in Estate Planning. These digital forms of currency present a new concern: …

What is the Purpose of a Henson Trust? Disabled individuals’ eligibility for government assistance is often subject to conditions and requirements regarding their income or wealth. In Ontario’s ODSP Regulation, …

In Ontario, bequests are gifts left to individuals or organizations through a Will. Bequests are revocable and can be changed or amended as long as the gift-giver is alive and …

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Many individuals choose to acquire and own property, as joint owners, with their friends, family, or business partners. But what happens when co-owners can no longer agree as to their …

Many people have heard of a non-competition agreement. However, did you know that non-competition agreements are not always legitimate? Non-competition agreements are generally described as an agreement, or any part …

Written by Jacob Poole | HGR Graham Partners LLP When selling or purchasing a property, the parties will enter into an Agreement of Purchase and Sale which governs the terms …

In June of 2024, a Mississauga homeowner believed they had hired a reputable paving company to re-pave their driveway. The business card, logo, and name of the company the homeowner …