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Estate Management |Executor’s Authority

admin, May 11, 2025May 11, 2025

In Ontario, an Estate Trustee generally cannot mortgage real estate owned by the estate without obtaining probate first. Here’s why: The question of whether Section 25 of the Ontario Estates Act impacts an executor’s ability to mortgage real estate held by the estate is nuanced and has not been definitively…

Passing of Accounts

Probate | Passing of Accounts

admin, April 22, 2025

In a probate proceeding, the “Passing of Accounts” refers to a process where the executor or administrator of an estate presents an account of their administration to the court and interested parties. Not always, but this typically occurs after the executor has settled the estate’s debts and distributed the assets…

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