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One Life. Three Countries.

Free estate planning webinar · 4 November 2026

One Life. Three Countries.
What happens to your estate?

British passport. Canadian home. Hong Kong savings.

Which country controls what happens when you die? A practical guide for internationally connected families, presented by International Estate Planner Annette Houlihan.

Date
Wednesday 4 November
Length
45 minutes + Q&A
Format
Live on Zoom
Cost
Free registration
Why this matters

More people than ever live internationally.

You may live in Canada, have family in the UK, investments in Hong Kong, property somewhere else, and a Will written years ago in yet another country. But what happens to all of this when you die?

Which country's rules apply?
Does your existing Will still work?
Can one Will cover everything?
Will your family face probate in several countries?
Could an overseas asset create an unexpected tax or inheritance problem?
Three live sessions

Choose the time that suits you.

The same session, run three times so you can join wherever you are in the world.

Asia-Pacific session
Hong Kong
10:30am HKT
Wednesday 4 November
Also
SingaporeWed 10:30 am
CalgaryTue 3 Nov, 8:30 pm
VancouverTue 3 Nov, 7:30 pm
TorontoTue 3 Nov, 9:30 pm
UK, Europe & Middle East session
United Kingdom
6:00pm GMT
Wednesday 4 November
Also
DubaiWed 10:00 pm
CalgaryWed 12:00 pm
VancouverWed 11:00 am
TorontoWed 1:00 pm
Canada & North America session
Calgary
6:00pm Alberta time
Wednesday 4 November
Also
VancouverWed 5:00 pm
Toronto & MontrealWed 7:00 pm
Hong KongThu 5 Nov, 8:00 am
SingaporeThu 5 Nov, 8:00 am
What we'll cover

The questions internationally connected families should be asking.

01
When one Will may, or may not, be enough
02
Why Wills in different countries need to be carefully coordinated
03
What can happen to overseas bank accounts, investments and property after death
04
Why moving country doesn't necessarily leave your old estate-planning problems behind
05
Probate and executors when assets are held in different jurisdictions
06
How different countries can treat inheritance and taxation differently
07
The practical steps you can take now to make things easier for those you leave behind
Plus live Q&A with Annette
Reserve your place →

This is not a technical legal lecture.

It's designed to help internationally connected people understand the questions they should be asking, and identify where their existing arrangements may need reviewing.

Who should attend
Expats and internationally mobile families
Anyone with property, savings or investments in more than one country
People with a Will written in a country they no longer live in
Families with children, executors or beneficiaries overseas
Whether you moved years ago or only recently
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Your presenter
Annette Houlihan
International Estate Planner · Carey Suen

Annette works with families whose lives, homes and assets span more than one country, and will explain the issues in straightforward language.

Free registration

Reserve your place.

Your session is pre-selected if you chose one above. Register and we'll email your Zoom link straight away, with a reminder the day before and an hour before you join.

Wednesday 4 November 2026
Around 45 minutes + Q&A
Complimentary, live on Zoom

Your Zoom link is sent by email once you register.

This webinar is for general information and educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal, tax or financial advice. Carey Suen is not a law firm or regulated tax adviser. Seek independent professional advice before making any decisions regarding your estate planning or tax position.