Author: Vanessa DeDominicis

Vanessa displays an impressive range of skills and knowledge by serving clients in three different practice areas: wills and estates, real estate, and corporate and intellectual property law. Families, both young…

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Executor’s fees are considered to be expenses of an estate, and are generally paid from the estate. However, in some circumstances, you may not want to claim a fee.
Should I put my Will in my safety deposit box? That is a frequently asked question by many clients of mine.
A family philanthropic foundation is an effective way to bring all family members together to work towards a shared business objective.
Changes to the Canadian Trademarks Act & Regs will affect trademark owners and any parties in Opposition proceedings, and/or with disputes before Federal Court.
It has never been more important to police your trademarks and ensure you are not only using them in commerce but using them “as registered”.
Should I put my Will in my safety deposit box? How easy is it for my executor to access my Will? Tips on safety deposit boxes and your Will.

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