Many people believe they have “taken care of” their estate planning until unexpected events test the plan in ways they never anticipated. This cautionary tale explores how seemingly reasonable decisions can create serious problems when contingencies are overlooked. It offers a timely reminder that in estate planning, what you don’t plan for can matter most.

Limitation periods often appear straightforward until family dynamics and asset transfers complicate the picture. In this estate dispute, the court was asked to determine when a claimant truly knows enough for time to begin running. The decision carries important implications for estate litigators and planners advising on wills, trusts, and inter vivos transfers.

We are excited to welcome Jonathan De Biasi to Cambridge LLP as an Associate practicing in business and estates litigation. His practice spans complex commercial, employment, and estate disputes before Ontario courts. Jonathan brings a thoughtful, litigation-driven approach to advising clients on high-stakes matters.

Cambridge LLP is delighted to announce that Alexander Caputo has joined the firm as an Associate in the Construction Law Group in Toronto. Alexander brings experience in commercial and construction litigation, with a practical, detail-oriented approach to dispute resolution. He advises clients across a range of construction-related disputes and commercial matters.