Library - Frontenac County Court House, 5 Court St., Kingston
Description
What are the challenges facing estate trustees in this fluctuating and uncertain economy? What advice can and should lawyers offer in the administration of estates to protect their clients? This program will examine these issues and include the key topics of realization of assets, the prudent investor rule, dealing with insolvent and bankrupt testators and estates, and related tax issues. Experts in the field will share with you valuable insights and practical suggestions for managing the turbulent times your clients find themselves in.
Taped from the October 1, 2009 CLE Program.
Highlights: • How to determine priorities between creditors • Challenges in valuing assets • Utilizing tax losses and a refresher on trustee filing requirements • Guidance on how to develop investment plans • Comments from LawPRO on how to manage risk in an estates practice
* Plus applicable taxes
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Full Program Agenda
Video Replay Agenda
Realizing Estate Assets and the Duty to Account A. Sean Graham, Eisen Graham
Applying the Prudent Investor Rule Gerald W. Owen, The Bank of Nova Scotia Trust Company
Dealing with Insolvency and Bankruptcy Issues Philip J. Gertler, Gertler & Koven
Tax Considerations Bryan T. McNulty, Pallett Valo LLP – Mississauga
Risk Management Pauline R. Sheps, LawPROBrendan D. Bowles, Glaholt LLP
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