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The potential dangers of adding children as joint tenants

The potential dangers of adding children as joint tenants

by Saskatchewan Estate Law Blog | Apr 1, 2021 | Estate Administration or Will Interpretation, SK Estate Law Blog

Many people like to add the name of a child, or children, to their home. The hope is to avoid probate fees on the death of the parent, and have the asset go directly to the children. However, before you make this decision, be aware of the following potential danger:...

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