Are you in a spousal relationship? It matters.
Qualification as a “spouse” can result in significant legal rights and obligations. This is particularly important if a relationship has ended either by choice (separation) or by circumstance (death). This
Can The Courts Change Your Will?
In a recent BC Supreme Court case, a couple with six children left the bulk of a $9 million estate to their two sons and left a small balance to be split among the four daughters. The court changed the terms of this will to provide a fairer and more equitable distribution for the daughters. Read More
5 Tips To Navigating Estate Litigation
The loss of a loved one causes grief, sadness and uncertainty. The months following a death are stressful and dealing with the loved one’s estate can further add to this.
Advice for Siblings During Estate Litigation
Even siblings that are close can end up being rivals after the death of a parent. Often this relates to the distribution of assets and property as each sibling also
LIFE HAPPENS
Sometimes, what’s written in a will doesn’t always turn out the way you’d expect. Carrying out a loved one’s wishes can be complicated and not always fair. We have a lawyer for that. RDM Lawyers LLP. Your lawyers for life.