Say, you want to contest a Will and you need some proof. What are the good proofs? A bad argument is often worse than no argument, because it irritates a judge and opens way for the claim of abusive procedure … Read More

You are sure that the Will “smells bad” and yet the testator was in his sound mind? Then the question is usually if the testator’s consent to change his Will was free and informed (not based on a mistake). Or … Read More

Capacity to testate often becomes a reason to contest a Will. In Laroque c Gagnon (2016 QCCA 1237) the Court of Appeal has looked into the case where the person signed a Will, while already being incapable totally and permanently, … Read More