Please Click a blue link below to read the press release.

Press Coverage on Executor Kung Fu ^[1]

Advisors: New Warnings About Common Law Spouses ^[2]

Choosing Executors ^[3]

Executors Beware You Are Responsible ^[4]



Press Coverage on Executor Kung Fu

Edward Olkovich talks about his book Executor Kung Fu in Zoomer Magazine. Ian MacNeill wrote the March 2012 article called "Plan Your Estate." In the article, Ed explains what executors need to know. The article draws from Ed's latest book Executor Kung Fu ^[5], a how to guide to make probate painless.

Advisors: New Warnings About Common Law Spouses

Many advisors think 20 years as a common law spouse is like being married. Stop taking unnecessary risks with this dangerous misconception.

Read how Ed Olkovich  was quoted in Canadian Lawyer magazine ^[6]about provincial variations in the law. Advisors need to change their intake forms to avoid mistakes. Donalee Moulton wrote the article “Common law couples – til death do they part” in October 2011. Read more about Ed Olkovich ^[7], a Certified Specialist in Estates and Trusts law. 
 

Choosing Executors

Read Edward Olkovich’s comments about choosing estate executors in this Bankrate.ca article ^[8]. Michelle Warren wrote the article “Expert Advice: Choosing an Executor” on August 26, 2011.

Executors Beware You Are Responsible

For Immediate Release

Toronto, Ontario, August 24, 2011 – “If you are an executor, you must be organized; otherwise, you can be sued for your mistakes,” says lawyer and Canadian estate expert, Edward Olkovich. He wrote Executor Kung Fu because he found no other guide devoted to protecting executors.

Executors handle an estate to fulfill the last wishes of a friend or relative. They are unprepared to handle tax and estate laws, creditors, co-executors and the courts.

Lawsuits against executors are becoming common. “Executors need more than a checklist to handle their legal duties, distraught families, and disappointed beneficiaries,” says Olkovich.

Executor Kung Fu: Master Any Estate in Three Easy Steps is based on his thirty years of advising executors about their legal duties.

Executor Kung Fu, a plain English, step-by-step guide, helps executors handle any estate from start to finish. The 222-page book includes worksheets, summaries and real life examples to save time and money. The book also offers new insights to those planning their estates or choosing executors.

Boomers must start planning to transfer their wealth to loved ones. They must choose an executor to handle their estate. When the time comes, without Executor Kung Fu, boomers can be more vulnerable. Olkovich says, “This book will make an executor’s life less stressful. Executors don’t want to waste hours with lawyers or searching online for information.”

Interested executors can watch a video ^[9]by the author and read a sample chapter of Executor Kung Fu at www.EstateTherapy.com. ^[5]Visit www.MrWills.com ^[10]for more information about Toronto lawyer and author, Edward Olkovich.

About EstateTherapy Inc.

EstateTherapy™ provides simple solutions to estate matters. It publishes books and free guides on estate planning and executors. In addition, it offers speaking, consulting, workshops and webinars. EstateTherapy™ helps professional advisors and people starting their estate plan.

Contact Information:

Edward Olkovich
62 Jane Street
Toronto, Ontario M6S 3Y4
Tel: 416.537.0777 • TF: 1.877.Mr.Wills (1.877.679.4557)
Ed@EstateTherapy.com
www.EstateTherapy.com ^[11]

Back to top ^[12]

Be Sociable, Share!

• ^[13]
• ^[14]
• ^[15]
• ^[16]
• ^[17]

• ^[18]
• ^[19]
• ^[20]
• ^[21]