Some of the most important and valuable assets are represented by Intellectual Property (IP). The subject may seem complex and daunting but an Intellectual Property lawyer can help you overcome these views.
An IP lawyer can help you identify, develop a strategy, file, protect and enforce your Intellectual Property in Canada and internationally.
Holding title to real property refers to the interest of a particular individual who has legally recognized ownership of property. More traditionally, title to real property was used to refer to an individual who has the legal right to use the property. Today, title to real property can be held in several different forums.
One of the best gifts you can leave your family after you pass away is a well thought out estate plan that can minimize tax obligations. Often, Registered Retirement Saving Plans (RRSP) and Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) make up a large portion of an estate, which is why concern regarding these accounts is important when developing an estate plan.
Within a real estate transaction, not all property is transferred in the traditional sense that both the dwelling and the subsequent land are conveyed in fee simple. An increasing number of transactions include purchases where the dwelling is conveyed in fee simple, but the land itself is merely leased to the occupant.
Administering an estate is often a straightforward process. Once an individual has passed away, the named executor has a duty to distribute the deceased’s estate according to the terms of their Will. This includes, but is not limited to identifying and locating the beneficiaries who are set to receive an inheritance. However, what happens when the executor is unable to locate a beneficiary?
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