Are you (or your clients) making estate plans or administering an estate that involves one or more countries? Will you (or your clients) inherit property in England? Do you (or your clients) own a second property in Portugal or Italy? Do you have clients who moved to France, but have left assets in Canada?
It's challenging for lawyers to stay on top when estate planning or estate administration has foreign connections.
Watch this on-demand webinar from O'Sullivan Estate Lawyers, recognized as one of Canada's leading trusts and estates legal boutiques.
Learn how to approach multijurisdictional issues in estate planning and estate administration, and how, when, and why foreign laws may apply. This webinar will explore:
- Wealth succession – Which laws apply?
- Using separate situs wills and powers of attorney – When are they recommended?
- Administering property – When a person dies and owns property in a foreign country.
- Multiple taxation on a client's death – What you need to know.
- Forced heirship rules – How they may apply and how to deal with them.
The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.
