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Archive for the ‘Wills in Foreign Jurisdiction’ CategoryPart 1: Who Cares for a Young Child if Both Parents Die?Sunday, October 18th, 2009This is Part 1 of a 2-part blog Although not a subject many parents like to think about, parents of a minor child (under the age of 18) should consider who will look after their child if both parents die. This is a decision often debated and agonized over but, all too often, ignored. Hopefully, the information provided in this 2-part blog will help you make an informed decision and will encourage you to put that decision in writing. (more…) What Happens if I Own Foreign Real Property at my Death?Friday, October 9th, 2009If you own a vacation or investment property outside Canada, review with your lawyer how best to ensure that costs and complications to your estate are minimized. Although many jurisdictions will recognize a Will drafted and signed in Canada, some will not. Even if the Will is recognized, the legal system of another jurisdiction may differ from Canada’s and could result in an unexpected distribution. (more…) |
