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- Children of Deceased Claim That his Former Spouse Should not Inherit
When it comes time to prepare an estate plan, it is always best practice to include as much detail as possible, particularly in your will, in order to clearly express your wishes and avoid ambiguity or uncertainty. However, even in cases where extensive details have been specified, questions may sti … Read more »
- Estate Litigation Between Brothers Leads to Substantial Costs Award
A significant benefit of preparing a proper estate plan is often done is minimizing the risk of estate litigation among loved ones after your passing. Estate litigation, among other things, can involve extensive legal costs and other expenses which can result in the total estate value diminishing, l … Read more »
- When Business Mixes With Pleasure
The phrase “do not mix business with pleasure” is arguably given as advice more than it is practiced. Business relationships can often involve disagreements and disputes, however, when the lines blur between individuals in a romantic manner, a variety of business-related disputes can arise, particul … Read more »
- Siblings Dispute Estate Management Even After Entering Into Consent Order
Those who grew up with siblings or large families know that disagreements can quickly escalate between family members. Often, arguments between siblings can be trivial, however, some disputes can have far-reaching impacts. When it comes to estate management and distribution, loved ones can find them … Read more »
- Can a Builders’ Lien be Registered Against a Landlord if a Tenant Orders the Work?
A Builders’ Lien is a helpful tool for many parties involved in Alberta’s construction industry. This legal tool allows a general contractor, subcontractor or supplier to register a lien against title to the property on which they provided services, labour, or supplies but they did not receive payme … Read more »