Vancouver Estate Litigation

With over 45 years of experience, Trevor Todd is one of the most esteemed estate litigation lawyers in British Columbia.

As estate litigators, we meet people who have been disinherited by their loved ones every day. Often, it isn’t about the money. Disinheritance cases can be fueled by family misunderstandings and heartfelt emotion that leads to a contested will.

If you’ve been disinherited, there’s still hope. Not all wills may be valid, or if it is valid, it may be varied. Wills sometimes reflect old misunderstandings, abusive attitudes, or improper influence. Where there is due course, wills and transfers can be successfully challenged in court.

Do you need advice on a contested will?

With a keen sense of curiosity and creativity, Trevor has become one of the most successful estate lawyers in the business. He gives his initial advice for free. If you’re been disinherited or are considering contesting a will, contact Trevor today at his Vancouver office.

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BC Estate Litigation- Executor Removed

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Wills Variation BC Canada – An Outline

Trevor Todd and Jackson Todd have over 60 years experience in acting for disinherited individuals and utilizing the Wills Variation provisions of WESA to do so Section 60 WESA gives the
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Trevor Todd and Jackson Todd have over sixty combined years of estate litigation which often includes issues such as was there a settlement? In Hutton v. Hutton, 2020 BCSC 2046,
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Undue Influence: How to Spot it
Trevor on Global News Vancouver