WeirFoulds LLP | Toronto, Ontario, Canada
A lawyer since 2008
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Lucinda (Lucy) E. Main has established herself as a preeminent force within the realm of Wills, Trusts, and Estates Practice Group at WeirFoulds. Her expertise isn't confined to local jurisdiction but spans across international boundaries, making her an indispensable asset for both Canadian and international clientele. Lucy's profound understanding of the intricate dynamics of estate and trust planning, alongside her adeptness in navigating through the complexities of tax efficiencies, has made her a sought-after authority in this niche.
Her remarkable ability to weave through Canadian income tax, Ontario estate administration tax, and even foreign inheritance and succession taxes, all while aligning with her clients' non-tax objectives, is nothing short of impressive. Lucy's guidance is particularly invaluable when dealing with estates and trusts involving private company shares, valuable art, collectibles, or assets situated abroad.
Lucy's invitation to join The International Academy of Trust and Estate Law in 2023 is a testament to her prowess and extensive experience in handling international estate matters. Her active participation in the International Association of Young Lawyers, coupled with her numerous speaking engagements across the globe, underscores her expertise and dedication to her field.
Moreover, Lucy's engagement with the Canadian Tax Foundation showcases her commitment to mastering tax-efficient estate planning and administration. Her leadership roles and contributions to the Foundation's initiatives highlight her influence and respected status among tax professionals.
Lucy's literary contributions, including her book "Preparation of Wills and Powers of Attorney: First Interview to Final Report, Fifth Edition," and her role as an editor for the esteemed publication "Widdifield on Executors and Trustees," further cement her position as a thought leader in estate and trust law.
Recognition of Lucy's work and achievements, such as the Ontario Bar Association's Hoffstein Book Prize and her repeated acknowledgments in the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory and Best Lawyers in Canada, are well-deserved accolades that reflect her exceptional talent, dedication, and contributions to the field of trusts and estates law.