However, on January 1, 2015, the Ontario government issued new
probate filing rules; as a result, the process to apply for the probate certificate has now changed.
In this first - impression case, the Court of Appeal harmonized some apparently conflicting laws and
ruled that the holder of an attorney lien need not
file a creditor's claim in the
probate estate of the deceased client.
To fix this glitch in 2011 legislative and
rule changes were adopted eliminating Rule 1.525 ′ s 30 - day deadline in the adversary probate and guardianship context, and limiting Rule 1.525 ′ s 30 - day deadline to fee petitions filed in trust proceedings by anyone other than the trustee (e.g., a beneficiary suing the trustee for malfeasan
rule changes were adopted eliminating
Rule 1.525 ′ s 30 - day deadline in the adversary probate and guardianship context, and limiting Rule 1.525 ′ s 30 - day deadline to fee petitions filed in trust proceedings by anyone other than the trustee (e.g., a beneficiary suing the trustee for malfeasan
Rule 1.525 ′ s 30 - day deadline in the adversary
probate and guardianship context, and limiting
Rule 1.525 ′ s 30 - day deadline to fee petitions filed in trust proceedings by anyone other than the trustee (e.g., a beneficiary suing the trustee for malfeasan
Rule 1.525 ′ s 30 - day deadline to fee petitions
filed in trust proceedings by anyone other than the trustee (e.g., a beneficiary suing the trustee for malfeasance).