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Who is Ed Olkovich?

Edward Olkovich is a Toronto-based Estate Lawyer and a Certified Specialist in Estates and Trusts Law. He serves as a trusted advisor to clients who seek him out for his in-depth knowledge and assistance with Ontario estate and probate matters.

Clients value Ed’s knowledge, straightforward approach and emphasis on practical, cost-effective solutions to estate and probate problems. 

Helping Clients Face Difficult Estate Challenges

Executor Advice

If you are an executor, you need to understand your legal duties and get professional advice at the outset to protect yourself. Problems often arise that could easily have been prevented with proper advice.

Estate Planning

Without a solid estate plan, your money can be wasted by paying unnecessary taxes, years of delay and legal costs. Invest in professional advice to make sure your hard-earned money goes straight to those you love.

Probate Problems

A Will can be contested or a spouse or dependent can make a claim; whatever the issue, there are strict time limits for taking or responding to legal steps against an estate. If you don’t act in time, you can lose your rights.

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Recent Estate Blog Posts

Why Making Your Will Is Crucial

Well-made wills are the best gift you can give your loved ones. I know this from my experience as a lawyer and author. Why is that? Because if you don’t make a will, the government will make one for you. They will not allow for variations or…
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What is an Ontario Estate Information Return (EIR)?

This post provides basic information about Ontario’s Estate Information Returns (EIR). Ontario executors must file provincial Estate Information Returns 180 calendar days after estate courts issue your certificate of appointment. Your duty is to comply with Ontario’s Estate Administration Tax Act. The government has a guide to…
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