Laredo Law

10/15/2026

A little planning today can make a big difference for the people you love tomorrow.

As I've said before, having a will is about more than deciding who receives what. It’s about making your wishes known, helping your loved ones navigate an already difficult time, and giving yourself peace of mind that important decisions have been considered.

In my animated video, I explain why wills and estate planning matter. If you’ve been putting it off, now is a good time to start the conversation. Reach out, and let’s take the first step together.

10/09/2026

With the year-end approaching, there’s no better time for entrepreneurs to take stock of their long-term goals for themselves and their enterprises.

In my latest article, I help business owners to get a head start on their estate planning by giving them some key tasks to focus on, including the establishment of a succession plan, an updated will and a review of their corporate structure. Read the full article below.

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And for lawyers looking to build their practice, the Canadian Bar Association’s National Small, Solo and General Practice Section is hosting a PD program on October 21: *How-To Series: Setting Up Your Office*. Learn more about the program and register here: https://lnkd.in/p/gujYiRsQ

Entrepreneurs know how hard it can be to distinguish between your business and your personal lives. 

10/01/2026

Can you change your will without a lawyer? Sometimes, yes. But even a small change can have unexpected consequences if it’s not done properly. In this video, I explain when you can make updates yourself and when it’s worth getting legal advice to make sure everything is in order. As always, feel free to reach out with any questions! https://youtu.be/RE6BPBJ-5ts?si=0smqiaXHN7Criau8

09/25/2026

Adding a child to your home or bank account can seem like a simple way to make things easier down the road. But joint ownership can have consequences that aren’t always obvious at the time.

In my latest article, I look at a recent Ontario case involving a mother who added her son to the title of her home, only to later regret the decision. It’s a good reminder that estate planning decisions should be made carefully and with a clear understanding of what you’re actually giving up.

Read the full article here:

Entering joint tenancy with a child is a common estate planning strategy, but many parents come to regret it long before they die. 

09/18/2026

💌 Think of a will as a letter to the people you love.

You may not be around to explain what you wanted, who should handle what, or how you hoped things would be taken care of.

A will lets you leave those answers behind. It’s a small thing you can do now that may spare your family from having to make difficult guesses later.

Watch my video to learn why putting your wishes in writing matters: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4tDNsqFdgY

09/10/2026

Ever sent a text and let autocorrect finish the sentence? Now imagine that happening to your entire estate.

No will means the law autocorrects your final wishes, and it's not always what you meant to say.

Take five minutes. Say it yourself—and if this got you thinking "I should probably do that," reach out. We'll make it easy.

09/04/2026

What happens when an executor doesn’t do what they’re supposed to? In a recent case, an executor was jailed for contempt after failing to comply with court orders relating to an estate. A striking reminder that choosing the right person to handle your estate really matters. Learn more in my latest article.

Compliance with court orders is not optional, as one jailed executor recently discovered. 

08/28/2026

Who should be the executor of your will, and can you name more than one? It’s a question I hear often. In this video, I explain when having multiple executors can make sense, what potential issues to consider, and why the right arrangement can help avoid unnecessary time, costs, and stress for your family: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hprT_AglZ98

08/21/2026

I recently wrote about something that can be difficult to talk about: inheritance and the expectations we leave behind for our kids. A little planning and an honest conversation now can prevent a lot of heartache later. Read my latest article to learn more.

Counting on an inheritance is a risky business. 

08/14/2026

You’ve thought about what you want to do with your life, where you want to go, and what you want to leave behind. But have you thought about what happens to everything you’ve built if you’re no longer here to make those decisions? A will puts those choices in your hands and gives your loved ones some much-needed clarity when the time comes. If creating or updating your will is on your list, I’d be happy to help you get started.