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ARTICLE · 05 JANUARY 2021

An Elegy To 2020

As we wind down this most unprecedented, uncharted, and unreal year in memory, it might be a good time to reflect on some important truths and essentials as 2021 is on our doorstep...

CanadaFamily and Matrimonial

As we wind down this most unprecedented, uncharted, and unreal year in memory, it might be a good time to reflect on some important truths and essentials as 2021 is on our doorstep, but with hope now in sight as the vaccines start to roll out.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought death and doom, but it has also caused a seismic change in how we do things, many for the better, creating new processes, efficiencies and flexibility.

In the trust and estate profession, we have been propelled forward at lightning speed into the digital world. A year ago, I could never have foreseen that only a few months later I would be practising law virtually – meeting clients throughout the GTA, the province, the country and the world on a video platform and completing a client's estate planning, including executing their most important estate planning documents, without even personally meeting them in some cases.

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