Brittany Sud

Brittany Sud specializes in the intricacies of estates and trusts, focusing her expertise on both the planning and administration aspects, alongside the tax implications these areas entail. She excels in crafting comprehensive estate plans that align with her clients' financial ambitions, covering both immediate and future objectives. Brittany offers seasoned advice to a clientele that includes high net worth individuals, entrepreneurs, and professionals, guiding them through probate planning, strategies for income tax deferral and reduction, succession planning for family businesses, planning for disabilities, and philanthropic efforts.

In her estate administration role, Brittany assists estate trustees in understanding their duties, prepares probate applications, and manages the estates of non-residents in Canada. She also lends her expertise to charities and non-profit organizations, helping them fulfill their missions.

Brittany's services extend to:

- **Estate Planning**: Crafting and implementing essential documents like wills, powers of attorney, and trusts for a distinguished clientele.

- **Business Succession Planning**: Leading corporate restructuring efforts, including the initiation of estate freezes for orderly succession and planning for the lifetime capital gains exemption.

- **Charitable Giving**: Offering strategic advice on philanthropic contributions, both during the client's life and posthumously.

A recognized Trust and Estate Practitioner by the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP), Brittany also boasts a Certificate in Elder Law from Osgoode Professional Development. Her insights have been showcased in STEP Canada’s educational campaigns, and she is a regular speaker at various professional gatherings, including those organized by STEP, the Law Society of Ontario, and the Canadian Association of Gift Planners. Her commitment to giving back is evident in her role as a supervising lawyer for the Pro Bono Students Canada Wills Project.

Admitted to the Ontario bar in 2015, Brittany's academic credentials are impressive, with a Certificate in Elder Law, a TEP designation, a diploma from STEP Canada, a Juris Doctor from Osgoode Hall Law School, and an undergraduate degree from the Richard Ivey School of Business. Brittany Sud’s multifaceted approach to estate and trust law, combined with her dedication to her clients’ needs, positions her as a leading practitioner in her field.