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Do you need a lawyer to settle an estate in Canada?
Hiring a lawyer: A lawyer is not required in order to apply for a grant of administration. If you do hire a lawyer, legal fees are considered a proper expense and may be paid out of the estate (subject to the approval of the beneficiaries, heirs-at-law or the court).
What is an estate in Canada?
Estate, very generally, means all property owned by an individual. For example, the property (including land) owned by a deceased person is referred to as that persons estate.
What is estate litigation in Ontario?
When a person dies, the real and personal property he or she leaves behind is called his or her estate. Claims can be made against the estate of the deceased person by creditors, beneficiaries named in a will, family members, or any person who believes he or she has a valid interest in the estate.
What is estate litigation Canada?
Estate litigation involves disputes over wills, trusts, and other legal matters related to the distribution of a deceased persons assets.
What does a litigation lawyer do in Canada?
A litigation lawyer is the type of lawyer you need if you have a dispute with an individual or organization and want your case adjudicated through the court system by an unbiased independent party. A litigators job is to knowledgably argue your claim on your behalf.
What is the limitation period for estate litigation in Ontario?
In Ontario, there is a general two-year limitation period in which a person can bring a claim in court on a civil matter.
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