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If a bank account is not used for a prescribed period of time, the dormant account is transferred to the Bank of Canada. If you want to determine whether or not there are dormant accounts in the name of the Deceased, you will need to contact the Bank of Canada so that they can inform you of the legal documentation they require to process your claim.

There are specific requirements in Ontario, set out in legislation called the Succession Law Reform Act (SLRA), that govern how a Will is to be executed in order to make it valid. These requirements are quite rigid and a document that does not comply with them may very well be found to be invalid.
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Gilmore & Gilmore Professional Corporation established in 1986 has offices in Toronto and Alliston, Ontario, Canada. We are specialists in Wills, Powers of Attorney, Estate Law, Estate Litigation and offer extensive Estate Administration Services. Our Real Estate team handles a broad range of deals with a strong reputation for handling complex situations quickly and effectively.
Jamie Gilmore grew up in India and received his primary and secondary education at Woodstock School, Mussoorie, U.P. Jamie attended Barrie Central Collegiate for Grade 13. Jamie attended the University of Toronto (Trinity College) for his undergraduate studies and obtained his law degree from the University of Windsor.
We are specialists in the fields of Estate & Personal Planning including the creation of Wills and Powers of Attorney, Estate Administration, Estate Law and Estate Litigation.

We have an exceptional team who handle the intricacies related to Real Estate transactions including selling your home yourself, working within the framework of a real estate brokerage, the challenges of Real Estate Development including Severances and applicable Municipal Law and interactions as demanded with respect to Ontario Municipal Board Hearings.We offer full legal services in the area of Corporate and Commercial Law.
Acting as an Estate Trustee responsible for the Administration of an Estate can be a difficult task from an administrative responsibilities and emotional perspective. Listed below are some commonly asked questions related to estate administration and the role of the estate trustee. The Estate Trustee (also occasionally referred to as the Executor) is the personal representative identified in a Will to carry out the terms of the Will.
In Canada we have a rapidly aging population and our elderly are living longer. The nature of family relationships is dynamic and ever changing just as societal norms and values develop and change from generation to generation. Consequently, estate planning is becoming increasingly complex and is not always able to provide solutions that effectively cope with changing family dynamics.
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H. Krueger
H. Krueger
Aug 19, 2021
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Jaime Gilmore is a professional through and through. He is experienced in litigation, provides sound advice, and considers the cost of any legal proceedings to his clients. Jaime got us great results on our rather complicated and potentially costly estate matter.
We would hire him again without question.
Meaghan Di Luca
Meaghan Di Luca
Sep 09, 2020
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Positive: Quality
Knowledgeable & professional law office in the heart of Alliston. I would highly recommend Gilmore & Gilmore Law Office for all of your legal needs.