
A Vulnerable Will-Maker, a Controlling Son, and a Valid Will
A recent Supreme Court of British Columbia decision, Pike v. Pike, considered an estate dispute involving two wills executed five weeks apart, allegations of undue influence, an elderly will-maker’s dependence on an adult child, and recurring payments made before her death. Although the Court found suspicious circumstances and controlling conduct by the child who benefited...
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