
Ontario Inheritance: 3 ways to avoid bond insurance
In Ontario, when we pass, most of our assets will be frozen. Our beneficiary must apply to the Court to receive a probate certificate (also called appointment of estate trustee) before they can get their inheritance. This application involves the Court approving an executor (also called estate trustee), or a manager, to administer the...
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