Price Adjustment Clauses in Estate Plan Agreements
What makes for a bona fide price adjustment clause? In a recent bulletin, CRA has updated its position on the conditions for the recognition of a price adjustment clause.
Being a Substitute Decision Maker: An issue of rights vs. duties
Dr. Gordon shares his perspective on some of the end-of-life issues that families often face.
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Much Too Young – A documentary about Young Caregivers who have a parent with Early Onset Alzheimer’s.
Taking care of an elderly parent is something that every child knows they will have to do at some point. But not everyone anticipates becoming a caregiver for a parent before they have a family, career or life of their own.
Mother-in-law: Take the BUS.
My mother-in-law is becoming very needy
Kelli Swazey: Life that doesn’t end with death
Kelli Swazey examines how religious and spiritual practices form group identity, and play a vital role in structuring the interactions of individuals within a culture.
Last rights: The dignity of a good death
Mark Handelman joins our podcast to help raise the awareness of how important it is for families to have conversations about end-of-life issues.
From person to patient…and back
Learn how to help a friend or family member on their journey after an injury with some helpful tips.
Who knew there is a benefit to having two spouses?
If you are in the situation where you may have two spouses, on the income tax side your estate plan may benefit.
What lawyers don’t tell you. The realities of record keeping.
Linda Alderson joins our project to discuss record keeping for SDMs or more commonly known as POAs.
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Amanda Bennett: We need a heroic narrative for death
In “The Cost of Hope,” Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Amanda Bennett brings an investigative angle to the conversation about end-of-life care.