Estates&TrustsSource

Quick and easy access to all the resources you need for estate planning, estate administration, and litigation. 

Estates&TrustsSource is a collection of resources essential for an Estates, Trusts and Wills practice.   Designed to meet both the research and workflow needs of all three types of estates practitioners: planners, administrators and litigators, Estates&TrustsSource will make it more easy and efficient for you to quickly create customized wills; find all related case law and legislation, and precedents and forms to deliver the best results for your clients.

Features

• **Histrop's Estate Planning Precedents: **Access a highly regarded, well-drafted, always current, and comprehensive collection of precedents in a fully searchable online format.
• **Build-a-Will: Create customized, authoritative documents in minutes: **Create customized, authoritative documents in minutes utilizing precedent clauses from Histrop's Estate Planning Precedents. Reduce the time spent drafting and researching alternate clauses and gain efficiency in preparing high-quality, client ready wills.
• **Estate Administration: **Access commentary and practical guidance along with a collection of forms and letters used in estate administration. Fillable statutory and authored forms such as checklists, letters, and precedents reduce the time spent drafting, editing and entering repetitive information. Court forms are fully formatted according to varying provincial standards and ready for filing. Printable checklists ensure that you don't miss any steps or information.
• **Pleadings, Motions and Facta: **Pleadings, Motions and Facta Get the competitive advantage with access to actual Court Documents from leading Canadian Civil litigation actions. Gain a full understanding of legal arguments and be prepared with the insight you need to craft compelling arguments.
• **Dependants' Relief Quantums: **Find out what a claim is worth in a matter of minutes. Access 30 years of Canadian Cases in which the courts have overruled the provision of a will and awarded a dependant from the estate assets.