Just prior to their marriage, the husband had bought the property, and led the wife to believe it was owned by a development corporation that had been set up. In reality, he put title in his own name – a fact he did not reveal in his sworn affidavits and financial statements.
Did Testator’s Chronic Alcoholism Affect His Ability to Make a Valid Will?
In a recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision involving a Wills and Estates matter, one of the main questions was whether the testator – a man named Jack – was so impacted by his chronic alcoholism and the after-effects of a heart attack that he did not have the legal capacity to validly make the Will that entirely excluded his wife Loretta.
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Our blog post has been published on MyKawartha.com! Click here to see the original article.… more »
We are pleased to announce a new section on our website’s Divorce Information Centre resource titled, Working With Your Divorce Lawyer.
This new page provides access to information including:
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Durham News This Week and DurhamRegion.com published one of the many articles from our blog site.
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