
BC Court Invalidates Handwritten Will Based on Suspicious Circumstances
Estate disputes often arise where grief, caregiving, property, and long-standing family tensions intersect. These disputes can become especially complex when a will is made late in life, the will-maker has cognitive impairment, and the document leaves most or all of the estate to one side of the family. A recent Supreme Court of British Columbia...
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