About Catherine
Catherine practices in estate and trust planning, as well as estate administration. She focuses on personal estate and business succession planning and advises on matters such as: wealth preservation, probate minimization and incapacity planning. Catherine’s background in tax also equips her to navigate various income tax and regional real estate tax issues and to provide comprehensive solutions that complement her extensive background in estates and corporate law. She works with accountants, investment professionals and other advisors to implement proactive and practical solutions for individuals, owner-managers of small and medium-sized businesses and professionals of various disciplines.Examples of her experience include:advanced estate and probate planning with tools like dual Wills and alter ego/joint partner trustsadvising on the use of family trusts and other ownership structures for income tax and succession planningimplementing estate freezes as a proactive strategy for business owners seeking to transfer business ownership to the next generation and minimize taxes arising on deathadvising on corporate governance and preparing shareholders’ agreementsadvising on charitable donations, including setting up private foundationsIn her estate administration practice, Catherine assists executors with the various matters that arise over the course of an estate. In addition to obtaining probate and administration grants, she advises on issues such as executor responsibilities, asset distribution, beneficiary rights, executor compensation and tax considerations. In her early years of practice, Catherine appeared before the B.C. Supreme Court and B.C. Court of Appeal on matters involving the interpretation of wills and trust documents.Catherine has completed the CPA Canada In-Depth Tax Course (2016 to 2019). She also served on the board of directors for the AWF Association of Women in Finance and on the executive of Canadian Bar Associations BC subsections.Catherine joined Boughton Law as a summer student in 2011 and was called to the British Columbia bar in 2013. She obtained her Juris Doctor in 2012 from the University of British Columbia’s Allard School of Law, and her Bachelor of Arts degree (Psychology) in 2007 from the University of British Columbia.
Catherine practices in estate and trust planning, as well as estate administration. She focuses on personal estate and business succession planning and advises on matters such as: wealth preservation, probate minimization and incapacity planning. Catherine’s background in tax also equips her to navigate various income tax and regional real estate tax issues and to provide comprehensive solutions that complement her extensive background in estates and corporate law. She works with accountants, investment professionals and other advisors to implement proactive and practical solutions for individuals, owner-managers of small and medium-sized businesses and professionals of various disciplines.Examples of her experience include:advanced estate and probate planning with tools like dual Wills and alter ego/joint partner trustsadvising on the use of family trusts and other ownership structures for income tax and succession planningimplementing estate freezes as a proactive strategy for business owners seeking to transfer business ownership to the next generation and minimize taxes arising on deathadvising on corporate governance and preparing shareholders’ agreementsadvising on charitable donations, including setting up private foundationsIn her estate administration practice, Catherine assists executors with the various matters that arise over the course of an estate. In addition to obtaining probate and administration grants, she advises on issues such as executor responsibilities, asset distribution, beneficiary rights, executor compensation and tax considerations. In her early years of practice, Catherine appeared before the B.C. Supreme Court and B.C. Court of Appeal on matters involving the interpretation of wills and trust documents.Catherine has completed the CPA Canada In-Depth Tax Course (2016 to 2019). She also served on the board of directors for the AWF Association of Women in Finance and on the executive of Canadian Bar Associations BC subsections.Catherine joined Boughton Law as a summer student in 2011 and was called to the British Columbia bar in 2013. She obtained her Juris Doctor in 2012 from the University of British Columbia’s Allard School of Law, and her Bachelor of Arts degree (Psychology) in 2007 from the University of British Columbia.
Catherine practices in estate and trust planning, as well as estate administration. She focuses on personal estate and business succession planning and advises on matters such as: wealth preservation, probate minimization and incapacity planning. Catherine’s background in tax also equips her to navigate various income tax and regional real estate tax issues and to provide comprehensive solutions that complement her extensive background in estates and corporate law. She works with accountants, investment professionals and other advisors to implement proactive and practical solutions for individuals, owner-managers of small and medium-sized businesses and professionals of various disciplines.
Examples of her experience include:
In her estate administration practice, Catherine assists executors with the various matters that arise over the course of an estate. In addition to obtaining probate and administration grants, she advises on issues such as executor responsibilities, asset distribution, beneficiary rights, executor compensation and tax considerations. In her early years of practice, Catherine appeared before the B.C. Supreme Court and B.C. Court of Appeal on matters involving the interpretation of wills and trust documents.
Catherine has completed the CPA Canada In-Depth Tax Course (2016 to 2019). She also served on the board of directors for the AWF Association of Women in Finance and on the executive of Canadian Bar Associations BC subsections.
Catherine joined Boughton Law as a summer student in 2011 and was called to the British Columbia bar in 2013. She obtained her Juris Doctor in 2012 from the University of British Columbia’s Allard School of Law, and her Bachelor of Arts degree (Psychology) in 2007 from the University of British Columbia.
Catherine practices in estate and trust planning, as well as estate administration. She focuses on personal estate and business succession planning and advises on matters such as: wealth preservation, probate minimization and incapacity planning. Catherine’s background in tax also equips her to navigate various income tax and regional real estate tax issues and to provide comprehensive solutions that complement her extensive background in estates and corporate law. She works with accountants, investment professionals and other advisors to implement proactive and practical solutions for individuals, owner-managers of small and medium-sized businesses and professionals of various disciplines.Examples of her experience include:advanced estate and probate planning with tools like dual Wills and alter ego/joint partner trustsadvising on the use of family trusts and other ownership structures for income tax and succession planningimplementing estate freezes as a proactive strategy for business owners seeking to transfer business ownership to the next generation and minimize taxes arising on deathadvising on corporate governance and preparing shareholders’ agreementsadvising on charitable donations, including setting up private foundationsIn her estate administration practice, Catherine assists executors with the various matters that arise over the course of an estate. In addition to obtaining probate and administration grants, she advises on issues such as executor responsibilities, asset distribution, beneficiary rights, executor compensation and tax considerations. In her early years of practice, Catherine appeared before the B.C. Supreme Court and B.C. Court of Appeal on matters involving the interpretation of wills and trust documents.Catherine has completed the CPA Canada In-Depth Tax Course (2016 to 2019). She also served on the board of directors for the AWF Association of Women in Finance and on the executive of Canadian Bar Associations BC subsections.Catherine joined Boughton Law as a summer student in 2011 and was called to the British Columbia bar in 2013. She obtained her Juris Doctor in 2012 from the University of British Columbia’s Allard School of Law, and her Bachelor of Arts degree (Psychology) in 2007 from the University of British Columbia.
Catherine practices in estate and trust planning, as well as estate administration. She focuses on personal estate and business succession planning and advises on matters such as: wealth preservation, probate minimization and incapacity planning. Catherine’s background in tax also equips her to navigate various income tax and regional real estate tax issues and to provide comprehensive solutions that complement her extensive background in estates and corporate law. She works with accountants, investment professionals and other advisors to implement proactive and practical solutions for individuals, owner-managers of small and medium-sized businesses and professionals of various disciplines.
Examples of her experience include:
In her estate administration practice, Catherine assists executors with the various matters that arise over the course of an estate. In addition to obtaining probate and administration grants, she advises on issues such as executor responsibilities, asset distribution, beneficiary rights, executor compensation and tax considerations. In her early years of practice, Catherine appeared before the B.C. Supreme Court and B.C. Court of Appeal on matters involving the interpretation of wills and trust documents.
Catherine has completed the CPA Canada In-Depth Tax Course (2016 to 2019). She also served on the board of directors for the AWF Association of Women in Finance and on the executive of Canadian Bar Associations BC subsections.
Catherine joined Boughton Law as a summer student in 2011 and was called to the British Columbia bar in 2013. She obtained her Juris Doctor in 2012 from the University of British Columbia’s Allard School of Law, and her Bachelor of Arts degree (Psychology) in 2007 from the University of British Columbia.
