Hobbs Giroday Podcast

Hobbs Giroday Podcast Episode 21

Hobbs Giroday Podcast featuring David Hobbs [https://www.hobbsgiroday.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/website-podcast-header-david.jpg] [https://www.hobbsgiroday.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/website-podcast-header-david.jpg] THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TRANSMISSION AND TRANSFER. With host David Hobbs SHOW NOTES EPISODE 21: * David explains the difference between transmission and transfer of assets by an executor or administrator of an estate. Contact us if you require legal assistance: Tel: (604) 669-6609 Toll Free: 1 (844) 568-1004 email info@hobbsgiroday.com [info@hobbsgiroday.com]

Hobbs Giroday Podcast Episode 20

[https://www.hobbsgiroday.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/website-podcast-header-ian.jpg] [https://www.hobbsgiroday.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/website-podcast-header-ian.jpg] THE ROLE OF THE EXECUTOR IN A WILLS VARIATION. With  Ian Giroday SHOW NOTES EPISODE 20: * The Executor is to be neutral with respect to a wills variation claim. * An executor should file a response stating that they intend to be neutral and they are available to assist the court with respect to information about the estate. * An executor is often a beneficiary, so on a wills variation claim, he/she would be identified as a defendant in his/her capacity as executor, and also in his/her personal capacity as a beneficiary. In their personal capacity, they do not need to be neutral. Contact us if you require legal assistance: Tel: (604) 669-6609 Toll Free: 1 (844) 568-1004 email info@hobbsgiroday.com [info@hobbsgiroday.com]

Hobbs Giroday Podcast Episode 19

Hobbs Giroday Podcast featuring David Hobbs [https://www.hobbsgiroday.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/website-podcast-header-david.jpg] [https://www.hobbsgiroday.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/website-podcast-header-david.jpg] SUPREME COURT OF CANADA DECISION TATARYN V. TATARYN ESTATE. With  Ian David Hobbs SHOW NOTES EPISODE 19: * Tataryn vs. Tataryn was a decision of the Supreme Court of Canada in 1994. * It was the first time the Supreme Court of Canada examined and analyzed the Wills Variation legislation in British Columbia. * The decision is very instructive and has been referred to in many decisions since 1994. * David explains the facts of the decision and some of the principles relating to wills variation. Contact us if you require legal assistance: Tel: (604) 669-6609 Toll Free: 1 (844) 568-1004 email info@hobbsgiroday.com [info@hobbsgiroday.com]

Hobbs Giroday Podcast Episode 18

[https://www.hobbsgiroday.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/website-podcast-header-ian.jpg] [https://www.hobbsgiroday.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/website-podcast-header-ian.jpg] WHEN THERE ARE QUESTIONS ABOUT ASSETS DISTRIBUTED PURSUIT TO RIGHTS OF SURVIVORSHIP. With  Ian Giroday SHOW NOTES EPISODE 18: * Assets are typically joint bank accounts and land where a joint tenancy is registered against title. * Sometimes there’s a question of whether the right of survivorship in the asset was intended as a gift or whether it was meant to be held in trust. * This type of issue is very fact driven, involving reviewing banking documentation, documents related to a deed of gift, or an expression of a gift in any other documents. Contact us if you require legal assistance: Tel: (604) 669-6609 Toll Free: 1 (844) 568-1004 email info@hobbsgiroday.com [info@hobbsgiroday.com]

Hobbs Giroday Podcast Episode 17

Hobbs Giroday Podcast featuring David Hobbs [https://www.hobbsgiroday.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/website-podcast-header-david.jpg] [https://www.hobbsgiroday.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/website-podcast-header-david.jpg] TRUSTS AND TRUSTEES. With  David Hobbs SHOW NOTES EPISODE 17: * Trustees are named or appointed to hold the assets that are named in a trust. * An example of a trustee is the executor of a will. * A participant in a trust is a beneficiary. * A settlor is the person who initially places an asset in trust. * A trust agreement identifies the beneficiaries, sets out the powers and duties of the trustees and how the assets in the trust are to be distributed. * Trusts cannot exist in perpetuity, twenty-one years in the normal rule for when a trust will expire. Infants can be beneficiaries of trusts. Often the trust will appoint someone to hold the infant’s gift until the infant is a certain age, often the age of majority. * Trusts have investment powers. * Another type of trust is an alter-ego trust. This is when a person settles assets on a trust and then appoints themself trustee of the assets. Contact us if you require legal assistance: Tel: (604) 669-6609 Toll Free: 1 (844) 568-1004 email info@hobbsgiroday.com [info@hobbsgiroday.com]