Elder Law

Provides information, analysis and practical guidance on the financial planning needs of older clients residing in B.C.

Written by an outstanding team of professionals that bring together legal, accounting and financial planning know-how, this publication provides a comprehensive framework for advising mature clients residing in Ontario.

This foundational and comprehensive text on trusts law provides an easy, approachable way of learning about the complex principles of trust law. Organized in a logical fashion, it gives readers a complete picture of the principles of trust law, enabling them to have an intuitive grasp of key concepts and doctrines.

This book is a practical resources for estate administrators or executors. Covering all Canadian jurisdictions, you'll be provided resources to administer estates ranging from straight forward to complex.

This book includes helpful examples of good and bad drafting, along with dozens of practical tips both for drafting and for managing a wills practice.

This practical guidebook, now in its seventh edition, has long been an indispensable reference source for lawyers, paralegals and law clerks engaged in estate administration on a day-to-day basis.

This book provides a general perspective of legislative, professional, and administrative requirements for running pension and other retirement plans in Canada.

Written by a leading practitioner in the estates, wills and trusts area of law, this handy practice manual is filled with insightful commentary and up-to-date forms and precedents.

LexisNexis® Butterworths Advising the Older Client is the first comprehensive, critical examination of Elder Law in Canada, offering invaluable insight and practice tips on managing the challenges of practising Elder Law.

The Occupations and Trades title describes the operation and responsibilities of these self-governing or regulated professions. The Pensions section is for lawyers practising pension law, labour and employment law, and any practice area where pension questions emerge.