MMann Lawyers LLPOttawa, ON · November 2, 2026
The Common Misconception of Parent/Adult Child Joint Bank Accounts
It is not uncommon for aging parents to add their adult child as a joint account holder to a bank account for convenience purposes. Where the adult child has an active role in assisting his or her parents with the management of their finances, being named on an account can alleviate roadblocks such as issues...
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