One of the questions I hear regularly from clients, blog readers, and seminar attendees is "can he do that?" Sometimes they are asking about what executors can do and at other times they want to know about beneficiaries. And in some cases, they want to know what the lawyer is allowed to do.
In British Columbia recently, an interesting question was asked: Can a lawyer make a new will for a
Selasa, 21 Februari 2017
When a lawyer makes a new will for a client, does the beneficiary under the earlier will have rights?
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