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Monthly Archives: October 2011
When Laws Collide, Part 2
In my previous post on this case, Easingwood v. Cockroft, 2011 BCSC 1154 I promised to outline the judge’s analysis of the facts. To recap, here are the parties: Reg Easingwood (the deceased, died Sept 2009) Kay Easingwood, married Reg in … Continue reading
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Tagged alter-ego trust, estate planning, Family Relations Act, Fraudulent Conveyances, trustees, wills
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Business Succession Planning Statistics
When people start a business they are usually full of optimism and positive energy for the future. They really don’t want to focus on anything negative. But the reality is, bad things happen to good people, and failing to plan … Continue reading
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Tagged business, business transition, estate planning, family owned business, planning, succession, succession planning, transition
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