When a loved one passes away, emotions can run high among family members. They may experience a range of feelings, from sadness and loss to relief or uncertainty about the future, especially regarding their inheritance. The executor of the...
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Recent census data reveals that approximately 1 in 8 Canadian families with children are blended families. Blended families include various combinations, usually with children who are biologically related to one parent and those who share biological ties with both...
In today’s world, family dynamics can be complex and multidimensional. With over a quarter of Canadian children living with only one parent, and scenarios involving divorce, remarriage, or children from multiple partners becoming increasingly common, estate planning requires thorough...
When people have close relationships with their children and grandchildren, everyone benefits. Young children and teenagers need healthy relationships with multiple adults in order to develop appropriate coping mechanisms, among other skills. Parents need a supportive community around them...
When retirement was at age 65 and the average lifespan was only around 70, retirement was a well-earned respite after a lifetime of hard work. But with increasing longevity and rising costs, a retirement lasting decades is more and...
In times past, multigenerational families lived under one roof. But with the average Canadian household hovering at just over 2 people, this is obviously no longer the case. Perhaps as a result, loneliness and isolation are major issues for...