In Macpherson v. Wyszatko Estate, 2025 ONCA 576, the Court of Appeal for Ontario largely upheld a Superior Court decision resolving a complex family dispute over the estate of Nadia Wyszatko, which included two marinas in East Gwillimbury. The appeal, brought by Richard Wyszatko, challenged the trial judge’s findings on a $100,000 loan repayment, occupation rent for marina operations, and a $104,722.39 costs award in favor of his sister, Julia Macpherson. While dismissing most of Richard’s arguments for lack

Overview In the groundbreaking case of Fisher v. Danilunas, 2025 ONSC 4359, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice delivered a precedent-setting decision on the recognition of foreign guardianship orders in Ontario. Our firm had the privilege of acting as an intervenor in this case, representing Coral Wilson in her capacity as Guardian for Gloria Lew, contributing to a ruling that balances the protection of vulnerable individuals with respect for international comity. This case addresses the complex interplay between Ontario’s

Are you navigating the complexities of probate in Oakville? As experienced estate litigation lawyers, Bobila Walker Law is here to provide compassionate and professional probate advice. Probate can be a challenging process, but our team of dedicated estate lawyers makes it simpler by offering personalized support every step of the way. At Bobila Walker Law, our clients are in trusted hands. Our founding partners, with over 20 years of combined experience in estate law, are committed to helping families

Dedicated Guardianship Dispute Lawyers in Oakville When a loved one faces mental incapacity without proper advance planning, such as a Power of Attorney, the situation can quickly become overwhelming. In Ontario, decision-making authority often defaults to the Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee (PGT) under the Substitute Decisions Act. However, if you believe a family member or trusted individual is better suited to serve as guardian, pursuing a guardianship application—or challenging an existing one—may be essential to protect