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Canadian Lawyer Mag
What lawyers need to know about bare trusts and this year’s new trust reporting rules
A popular way to reduce probate tax, CRA's changes makes them less suitable in certain circumstances
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
Gonzaga seeks Visiting Assistant Professor for Wills & Trusts
The following announcement is from The Faculty Lounge and was brought to my attention by Adam Hirsch: GONZAGA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW, in Spokane, WA seeks applicants for up to…
La Revue
“La fiducie se développe, lentement mais sûrement” – Interview de Denis Barat et Arnaud Moussatoff dans Option Finance
Denis Barat et Arnaud Moussatoff ont été interviewés dans le cadre d'un article sur le développement de la fiducie, paru dans Option Finance le 22 janvier 2024 (en fac-similé ci-joint)…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
Trusts and Trustees: Their Successes and Successors
Mark Leeming (The University of Sydney) recently published, Trusts and Trustees: Their Successes and Successors, Australia Bar Review, 2023. Provided below is an Abstract:This tenth John Lehane Memorial Lecture has…
Future Focused
Transferring a Personal Residence into an Irrevocable Trust
A personal residence can be an ideal asset to gift to a properly designed trust for your descendants or other beneficiaries. The basic concept is deceptively simple: Parent establishes an…
The Fiduciary Litigator
Texas Court Holds That Venue Is Appropriate In County Where The Trustee Resided Under The Texas Trust Code, Which Trumps Other Venue Statutes
In Parker v. Filip, a trust owned a limited partnership interest and the partnership owned real property in Fayette County, Texas. No. 14-23-00372-CV, 2023 Tex. App. LEXIS 6976 (Tex. App.—Houston…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
I’ve Hidden My Trust Fund for 15 Years. Do I Finally Tell My Spouse?
A 44-year-old man writes to the NYT Ethicist because he has been keeping a secret from his spouse: a trust fund. He has been married for ten years and together…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
I’ve Hidden My Trust Fund for 15 Years. Do I Finally Tell My Spouse?
A 44-year-old man writes to the NYT Ethicist because he has been keeping a secret from his spouse: a trust fund.He has been married for ten years and together for…
Law Times News
Ontario Court of Appeal denies wife’s trust claim against her mother-in-law
The court also rejected the contention that the property was a matrimonial home
Orange County Estate Planning Lawyer Blog
TRUSTS-DUTY TO ACCOUNT TO BENEFICIARIES
q TRUSTS-DUTY TO ACCOUNT TO BENEFICIARIES By: David L. Crockett, Attorney, CPA Continue Reading