Wills in BC can be ruled invalid if a claimant can prove the testator was under undue influence at the time of the will-writing. Undue influence canbe described as an influence causing the execution of a will which pretends to…
In BC, a will can be challenged in court if it is believed to be invalid or unfair. A will is presumed to be valid if it meets the formal requirements for the signing of a will. These requirements are:…
Claims regarding suspicious circumstances arise when a claimant has reason to believe that a will is invalid due to the circumstances under which it was written. If there is evidence that the circumstances under which the will was written interfered…
In order for a will to be deemed valid, it must be duly executed, and the will-writer must have knowledge and approval of the will as well as having testamentary capacity at the time of it's drafting. In BC, lack…
