Access to medical files to contest a Will is a serious question. A disinherited person often contests the Will for undue influence and incapacity of the deceased. In addition, a contesting person sometimes invokes blindness and deafness . Most importantly, … Read More

A formally correct Will can be still an invalid and vice versa. This is why the Court of Appeal did remind in Nazzari c Nazzari, 2016 QCCA 1334: improbation is not always necessary. Even if the Will is notarial and … Read More

You found a new Will in your favour. But the other heirs say it’s too late. So what is your time limit to contest a Will? Three years after is too late, says the Court in Dumoulin (Sucession), Re( 2003 … Read More

You think some reasons to contest a Will do not apply in your case? You might be making a mistake. Attacking validity of a Will, remember to put all the allegations possible in your application. This is what the Court … Read More