Estate Litigation: The Procedure Summarized
What is an estate?
When an individual has passed away, property which has been left behind (real estate, personal belongings, assets etc.) are considered their ‘estate’.
What is litigation?
Litigation is a process for the purpose of enforcing a claim or a right.
When you combine these definitions, you end up with enforcing a claim/right that pertains to a deceased’s estate – this is estate litigation. The following are some examples that estate litigation lawyers come across, of potentially litigious…
Ammar v. Smith, 2021 ONSC 3204 (CanLII) – Family Law trial – issues of imputation of income to wife, Joint Family Venture, spousal support, child support, parenting time
Preparation of a Case
We’d been fighting for a resolution for the case for so long, and finally, we’ve won!
Chernet v. RBC General Insurance Company, 2017 ONCA 337 (CanLII) – Personal Injury – Court of Appeal determining the evidence necessary to demonstrate that a rear-end collision was the fault of the front vehicle.
Our goal is to protect your rights. If that means a court case, we are ready.