Picketts v. Hall Estate
- 2007 BCSC 133
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- 2007 BCSC 1278
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- 2009 BCCA 329
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- 2010 CanLII 11391 (SCC)
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The above case is referenced within:
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Annotated Estates Practice
(Current to: January 01 2024)
- Chapter 1. Wills, Estates and Succession Act—Annotated
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British Columbia Estate Planning and Wealth Preservation
(Current to: February 15 2023)
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Chapter 7. Protecting the Estate Plan Against Challenges
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II. Planning for Wills Variation [§7.2]
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B. Wills Variation Principles Relevant to Estate Planners [§7.4]
- 2. Wills Variation Applications by Children [§7.6]
- 3. How Are Wills Variation Claims of Spouses and Children Weighed Against One Another? [§7.9]
- 4. What Does the Court Consider When Determining Whether Provisions Are “Adequate, Just and Equitable”? [§7.10]
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B. Wills Variation Principles Relevant to Estate Planners [§7.4]
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II. Planning for Wills Variation [§7.2]
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Chapter 7. Protecting the Estate Plan Against Challenges
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Estate Disputes in British Columbia: A Litigator’s Guide
(Current to: January 15 2024)
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Chapter 10. Wills Variation Claims
- VI. Post-judgment Procedural Issues in a Wills Variation Proceeding [§10.31]
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VII. Duty to Make Adequate, Just, and Equitable Provision in a Will [§10.41]
- A. Spousal Wills Variation Claims [§10.42]
- F. General Relevant Considerations for All Wills Variation Claims [§10.60]
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Chapter 10. Wills Variation Claims