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As a background to a discussion of sound and proper legal practices in taking will instructions as they relate to family maintenance and support (FMS) issues, it is useful to consider the duty of care and the standard of care of a reasonable solicitor in so doing. This on-demand program discusses certain aspects of a solicitor’s duty and standard of care in taking will instructions where potential FMS claims may exist.
This on-demand program was originally broadcasted as a webinar on December 9, 2021.
The total running time is approximately 39 minutes.
To view all presentations from FMS Claims: A Primer, click here.
Faculty
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Lois J. MacLean QC, Rand & Company LLP
Presenter
Richard A. Low, Richard A. Low & Company LLP
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