Matthew Urback explains the two most common reasons clients’ wills are contested, leading to a potentially lengthy and costly legal process (Part 2 of 4)
In part two of a four-part series, “Avoiding estate planning pitfalls,” Matthew Urback, an estates litigation specialist at law firm Shibley, Righton LLP in Toronto, explains the two most common reasons clients’ wills are contested, leading to a potentially lengthy and costly legal process. Urback gives tips on how to protect your practice and clients from will challenges.
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