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Login to watch this video if you have a subscription. Learn more about subscriptions.Learn how Wills and Estates law treats human reproductive material and related technology. The session covers what qualifies as reproductive material, who owns it, and how it can be used after a donor’s death, including by whom and under what authority.
It also examines conflicts when stakeholders have competing interests in the deceased’s reproductive material and any resulting children, with practical resolutions for clients and planning best practices to reduce disputes.
Presented by Carol Willes, B Comm, LLB, MBA, LLM, TEP, Director, Estate Planning, BMO Private Wealth, a lawyer with over 30 years of experience, including 14 years focused on wealth and estate planning, with a background in private practice and succession planning consulting.
Carol brings over 30 years of legal experience with 14 years of dedicated wealth and estate planning expertise to her role. Carol came from a combination of private practice in law and consulting for clients from Asia to Europe in the areas of business structuring, succession planning and financing. She has taught both undergraduates and executives at the Queen’s University School of Business and Faculty of Law, in the fields of international business, law and ethics and most recently taught Wills and the Law of Succession to upper year law students at the University of Ottawa.
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