This week on Hull and Estates Jonathan Morse and Christopher Graham discuss the topic of guardianship and particularly the compensation that would be paid to the guardians of property. 
They look at legislation, case law and practice notes for guardians and practitioners to keep in mind.

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This week on Hull on Estates Natalia Angelini and Craig Vander Zee discuss the frivoulous will challenge from the perspective of how you might short-circuit it.

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This week on Hull on Estates Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag look at the decision of Frye vs. Frye, a case that was released in September 2008. It is an important case from a litigation standpoint as well as a state planning standpoint. Their discussion deals with the analysis of what will happen to the family business.

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This week on Hull and Estates, David Smith and Rick Bickhram, discuss the case of Warren and Gilbert from the Dec. 26th issue of Ontario Reports. This case is interesting because it touches on procedural and substantive issue relevant to both estates practitioners and family law practitioners.

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