A will is invalid in BC if it isn’t compliant with the formal requirements of the Wills, Estates and Succession Act (WESA). In British Columbia, courts have the power to “cure” an invalid will which still represents the intentions of…
In BC, interested parties can challenge a will if they believe it is invalid due to suspicious circumstances like undue influence or lack of capacity. The courts presume a will is valid if it meets the following requirements: The will…
For people who are unfairly disinherited, BC has some of the most sympathetic laws in all of Canada. However, parents can disinherit their children from their will if they have valid and rational reasons. Many provinces allow will-writers to completely…
