Anjali Narshi, contentious probate specialist at law firm Lodders, explains what proprietary estoppel is and shares some recent cases regarding this legal doctrine. What is proprietary estoppel? Proprietary estoppel is a legal remedy that can
With an ever-growing and aging population, along with prolonged lifespans, an increasing number of wills are being disputed due to doubts over testamentary capacity. Dementia is a condition predominantly linked with the aging population, and
If your loved one was unduly influenced by someone when making their will, it could be invalid. But what is ‘undue influence’ and how does it differ from mere persuasion? Undue influence claims are particularly
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