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James claims he was named in Doris’s updated will for $150,000, but only an older will was found, leaving everything to her daughter, sparking a dispute over the missing document’s fate.
James, a dog walker, believed he was named in Doris’s updated will to receive $150,000 for caring for her Yorkie, Huggles.
After her death, only an older will was found, leaving everything to her daughter Alicia.
James suspects Alicia destroyed the newer will to keep the inheritance, though Doris may have changed her mind or lost it.
In British Columbia, if a will can’t be found and the testator held it, the law presumes intentional destruction—favoring Alicia.
However, if the will’s terms match default inheritance laws, its loss has no effect.
Experts stress storing wills with trusted third parties to avoid disputes.
James afirma que fue nombrado en el testamento actualizado de Doris por $ 150,000, pero solo se encontró un testamento más antiguo, dejando todo a su hija, lo que provocó una disputa sobre el destino del documento desaparecido.