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Estates & Estate Administration

Estates & Estate Administration

The most fundamental principle of estate law is that the executors are trustees: they receive the estate “in trust from the deceased, and administer and then distribute it for the benefits of the beneficiaries” Most of the key features of estates law, and how the courts handle estate issues flow from the fiduciary role of estate trustee/s.

Overview

Estates & Estate Administration Lawyers

Malte von Anrep, Q.C.

Malte von Anrep, Q.C.

partner

Harry E. Thorsteinson, Q.C.

Harry E. Thorsteinson, Q.C.

partner

Gary L. Black

Gary L. Black

associate

Barry R. McNaughton

Barry R. McNaughton

associate

Robert W.P. Welch

Robert W.P. Welch

partner

R. Bruce Smith

R. Bruce Smith

associate

Maria G. Lucarelli

Maria G. Lucarelli

partner

Michael A. Mann

Michael A. Mann

partner

Yaroslav O. Diduch

Yaroslav O. Diduch

partner

David A. Thomas

David A. Thomas

partner

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