In an ideal world, families get along... most of the time, anyway. Disputes are sorted out, and some sort of compromise is reached.
But there are times when that doesn't happen, and then things can become complicated very quickly, requiring resolution by lawyers and the Courts.
A contested will, a family business, or a divorce. All can lead to fights and recriminations.
But if people understand what their rights are, how the law works, and what options they have, then a potentially bitter situation can be resolved without tearing a family apart.
Nathan Wong will explain probate disputes when the authenticity of a will is in question and examine what happens when the executor of a will needs to be changed.
