What are the steps involved in administering an estate? How long does it typically take to administer an estate? What if I’m named as an executor but unwilling to serve? Here you'll find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions... 10 Jun

Frequently Asked Questions About Wills and Estates (BC)

Sibling Living in Inherited Property: Refuses To Sell 01 Jun

Sibling Living in Inherited Property: Refuses To Sell

People often believe that they can litigate a wills and estate matter in a “risk-free” manner because the estate will bear the legal costs of the disputants. That is generally not true... 06 May

The Legal Costs of Estate Litigation: Know The Risks!

Inheritance Wars— More Families Fight Over Money | Curated Content | Family Disputes | Probate | Court Battles | Estates Gone Wrong 18 Mar

Family Inheritance Wars “On The Rise” in the UK

The Impact of Digital Assets on Estate Planning and Litigation | Digital Distress | What Happens to Your Digital Assets | Estates Gone Wrong 11 Mar

The Impact of Digital Assets on Estate Planning and Litigation

Contentious probate refers to the legal conflicts and disputes that can arise in the process of settling a deceased person’s estate. This guide dives deeper into a probate contest and what is involved with it from a legal standpoint.  07 Mar

Navigating the Challenges of Contentious Probate: UK

Probate can be difficult to navigate, and it can become even trickier when it comes to contentious probate. This guide, by The University of Law (UK), sets out to answer some of the most important questions and explores how the process works... 06 Mar

Everything You Need to Know about Contentious Probate (UK)

Putting conditions on bequests to heirs can ensure your beneficiaries act in accordance with your wishes. It could also spark litigation and harm family relationships. 04 Mar

Conditional Bequests: Proceed with Caution

The Costs & Consequences of 'Scorched Earth' Litigation 29 Nov

The Costs & Consequences of ‘Scorched Earth’ Litigation

Estate Law Reform is urgent and imperative to protect elders from financial abuse: specifically in the areas of power of attorneys, intervivos gifts, and will planning. 23 Oct

Elder Abuse Epidemic: Urgent Need for Estate Law Reform

In Canada, estate laws fall under provincial jurisdiction, meaning they can vary from one province to another. Therefore, it’s essential to be familiar with the laws in the province where the estate is located. 01 Aug

Estate Disputes in Canada: Your Legal Rights & Protections

After deliberating for almost one hour, jurors found that a handwritten will, discovered under a sofa cushion by Franklin’s niece after the singer’s death, was signed by the music legend in 2014 and does show her intent. 11 Jul

Jury Reaches Verdict in Battle over Aretha Franklin’s Estate