Rotary Fights ‘Misleading Headlines’: Dispute Over Complicated Estate 20 Nov

Charity Wants ‘Nothing But Resolution’: Rotary Speaks Out

Widow in Legal Battle with Rotary Foundation Over Husband's Estate 14 Nov

Widow in Legal Battle with Rotary Foundation Over Husband’s Estate

Court Upholds Validity Of Wills Despite Claims Of Undue Influence | Recent ruling: The importance of assessing claims of undue influence within the context of deceased's broader relationships and intentions 18 Oct

Court Upholds Validity of Wills Despite Claims of Undue Influence

Court Ordered Sale of Estate Lands Ends 30-Year Dispute Among Heirs | Property Pitfalls | Real Estate | Family Disputes | Estates Gone Wrong 03 Oct

Court Ordered Sale of Estate Lands Ends 30-Year Dispute Among Heirs

Effective communication with your family and loved ones is vital... The consequences of ambiguity or misalignment between intent and execution can be significant, potentially leading to legal battles that deplete trust resources and damage family relationships. 30 Sep

Estate Planning Case Proves Communication is Vital

Miami retiree alleges 3ABN executives misled him into signing away 400 acres in the Bahamas that had been in his family for four generations 27 Sep

Nonprofit Christian Ministry: Property Disputes & Scandals

Family in Legal Battle with Housekeeper over Richard Simmons' Estate 26 Sep

Richard Simmons’ Estate: Family in Legal Battle with Housekeeper

Murdoch Family Legal Battle Highlights a Harsh Reality: No Trust is Airtight | Family Disputes | Celebrity Estates | Estates Gone Wrong 23 Sep

Murdoch Family Legal Battle: “No Trust is Airtight!”

High-profile estate disputes can offer invaluable lessons in effective estate planning. One prominent case is that of oil tycoon J. Howard Marshall II and his brief marriage to Anna Nicole Smith. 23 Sep

Estate Planning Lessons from J. Howard Marshall II’s Case

Ontario's Family Law Act: "Entitlement to Equalization" in Action | Family Disputes | Court Battles | Case Ruling | Estates Gone Wrong 16 Sep

Ontario’s Family Law Act: Entitlement to Equalization

Charities named as beneficiaries are generally treated in the same way as an individual, save for tax considerations. They will want to be respectful of the Deceased’s wishes. 10 Sep

Inheritance Disputes Over Charitable Giving: What to Expect

Alleged Undue Influence & Incapacity Dismissed by Ontario Superior Court 05 Sep

Alleged Undue Influence & Incapacity Dismissed by Court