Our May 6 Your Estate Matters Blog article, “Can you challenge a Will based on a broken promise?” was republished in the August 2013 edition of the ERAssure newsletter. In the article, Areet Kaila discusses a recent decision by the BC Supreme Court that involved a dispute as to the rightful owner of a farm property located in Langley.
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