Drafting Boilerplate Clauses in Estates, Trusts and Capacity Matters: A Q&A with Senior Lawyers on Funeral Provisions, Trustee Power, Guardianship Clauses, Abatement Clauses, and more.
Bring Your Own Questions!
Our specialized panel of senior lawyers will answer your questions related to drafting boilerplate clauses in estates, trusts, and capacity matters.
This is an opportunity to consider legal and practice issues on a variety of topics, including:
Key Discussion Topics Funeral/Burial Provisions
Trustee Power
Hotchpot, Guardianship, and Abatement Clauses
Payment of Debts
The Use of Boilerplate Clauses in Will Drafting
The panel will also explore best practices for standard clauses commonly used in wills, such as:
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Presenters
Toronto Lawyers Association
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Certified Specialist | Osgoode Hall Law School
Jordan is a Certified Specialists in Estates and Trusts Law and an Adjunct Professor of Law at Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto, Canada. Lexpert rates Jordan as one of its top recommended estate lawyers in Canada as well as being rated as a Best Lawyer in Canada. In addition to his planning and administration practice, Jordan is Counsel to Hull & Hull LLP and an experienced estates mediator. He is a Past Chair of the Ontario Bar Association - Trust and Estates Section and a full member of the Society of Trusts and Estate Practitioners (STEP). Jordan was the inaugural winner of the OBA’s Hoffstein Prize in recognition of his contributions and achievements in the area of wills, trusts and estates.
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