Harmless Error In Colorado Probate Proceedings
Colorado adopted the harmless error rule into its Probate Code in 1994. Since then, some cases have covered state court's application of this statute, defining what makes an error “harmless.”
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George V. Daily And Manitoba’S Substantial Compliance
A review of the seminal George v Daily substantial compliance case and its treatment in Manitoba today.
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Estoppel By Acceptance In Texas Will Contests
The recent Texas Supreme Court opinion in Est. of Johnson clarifies the often-confused rules of estoppel.
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Estateably’s Automation Of Texas Heirship Applications
Learn how Estateably can handle complex calculations for applications to determine heirship
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Estate Planning 101: A Checklist For Canadians
Estate planning is one method to ensure the fair distribution of your assets. This approach entails making a will and creating a trust that:
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Earl V. Mcallister: Clarifying The Test For Entitlement
Earl v. McAllister provides additional clarity to determining whether a dependent is entitled to estate proceeds and, this case reinforces an application judge's inability to consider social benefits when choosing a claim to estate proceeds.
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