"Here is a scenario to consider:
Molly and Sandy have been sharing their lives together for ten years. Molly suddenly learns that she has a rare, life-threatening disease. It is extremely likely that Molly will die within one week.
Molly elects to undergo radical surgery which, if successful, would likely increase her life expectancy by as much as a year.
Molly asks Sandy to go home and get the will she had created but not yet signed, leaving half of her property to Sandy and half to her estranged brother, Ike. Sandy calls Ike to discuss the matter."...
Link: http://probate-and-trust-lawyer.com/2012/05/07/california-courts-officially-recognize-a-new-wrong-intentional-interference-with-an-expected-inheritance/
Molly and Sandy have been sharing their lives together for ten years. Molly suddenly learns that she has a rare, life-threatening disease. It is extremely likely that Molly will die within one week.
Molly elects to undergo radical surgery which, if successful, would likely increase her life expectancy by as much as a year.
Molly asks Sandy to go home and get the will she had created but not yet signed, leaving half of her property to Sandy and half to her estranged brother, Ike. Sandy calls Ike to discuss the matter."...
Link: http://probate-and-trust-lawyer.com/2012/05/07/california-courts-officially-recognize-a-new-wrong-intentional-interference-with-an-expected-inheritance/
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