Online Practice Manuals

Robledano v. Queano

• 2019 BCCA 150
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• 2019 CanLII 106998 (SCC)
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The above case is referenced within:

1. Annotated Estates Practice (Current to: January 01 2024)
   • Chapter 1. Wills, Estates and Succession Act—Annotated
     • V. When a person is a spouse under this Act [§1.2]
2. British Columbia Estate Planning and Wealth Preservation (Current to: February 15 2023)
   • Chapter 7. Protecting the Estate Plan Against Challenges
     • II. Planning for Wills Variation [§7.2]
       • B. Wills Variation Principles Relevant to Estate Planners [§7.4]
         • 1. Wills Variation Applications by Spouses [§7.5]
3. British Columbia Probate and Estate Administration Practice Manual (Current to: January 15 2023)
   • Chapter 1. Initial Advice for the Personal Representative
     • III. Preparing to Make the Application for Estate Grant [§1.31]
       • A. Gathering Information for the Estate Grant [§1.32]
         • 1. Testamentary Instruments [§1.33]
         • 3. Information about the Deceased’s Spouse [§1.35]
       • C. Reviewing the Deceased’s Will and Advising on Its Terms [§1.46]
         • 2. Checking That the Will Is Still in Force [§1.48]
           • a. Revocation of the Will under the WESA [§1.49]
         • 4. Gifts under the Will That Are Void, Revoked, or Have Lapsed [§1.57]
           • a. Revocation of Gift or Appointment on Dissolution of Marriage [§1.58]
       • D. Intestacy: An Overview [§1.70]
         • 2. Intestate Succession [§1.72]
           • a. Spouses under the WESA [§1.73]
           • b. Separated Spouses under the WESA [§1.74]
   • Chapter 2. Devolution of Assets on Death
     • III. Assets that Do Not Pass to the Personal Representative [§2.5]
       • F. Devolution of Employment Benefits [§2.42]
   • Chapter 3. Pre-application Matters in Estate Grants
     • VI. Notice Required under Section 121 of the WESA [§3.57]
       • B. Who Must Be Given Notice in an Application for Estate Grant [§3.59]
4. Estate Disputes in British Columbia: A Litigator’s Guide (Current to: January 15 2024)
   • Chapter 3. Issues of Spousal Status in Estate Disputes
     • II. Proving or Disproving Spousal Status in Estate Disputes [§3.8]
       • B. Spousal Status and Marriage-like Relationships [§3.11]
         • 1. What Is a Marriage-like Relationship? [§3.12]
       • D. When Spousal Status Ends [§3.14]
         • 2. Termination under the WESA versus Separation under the Family Law Act [§3.16]
         • 3. Reconciliation [§3.17]
           • b. Reconciliation and Marriage-like Relationships under the WESA [§3.19]
   • Chapter 10. Wills Variation Claims
     • II. Jurisdictional Issues in Wills Variation Claims [§10.2]
       • C. Who Can Apply for a Wills Variation Order [§10.5]
         • 1. Spouses (Wills Variation Claims) [§10.6]
     • VII. Duty to Make Adequate, Just, and Equitable Provision in a Will [§10.41]
       • A. Spousal Wills Variation Claims [§10.42]
         • 1. Determining Spousal Status in Wills Variation Claims [§10.43]
         • 2. Termination of Spousal Status in Wills Variation Claims [§10.44]
5. Family Law Agreements: Annotated Precedents (Current to: November 15 2023)
   • Chapter 2. When Courts Will Vary or Set Aside a Family Law Agreement
     • VII. Limitation Periods [§2.32]
       • A. Limitation Periods under the Family Law Act [§2.33]
6. Family Law Sourcebook for British Columbia (Current to: October 15 2023)
   • Chapter 13. Testamentary Issues in Family Law
     • VII. Wills and Claims by Spouses and Children [§13.29]
       • B. Effect of Separation on a Will [§13.31]
     • VIII. Intestacy and Rights of Spouses and Children [§13.33]
       • B. Effect of Separation on Rights on Intestacy [§13.35]