Support payor's death leads to complex court case involving estranged wife, fiancee and an unborn child
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Before Stephen died, he prepared a will — contrary to a court order — that split his life insurance between his two families. That's when the lawyers got involved.
When people separate and re-partner, life can be complicated. But when someone who may be supporting two families passes away, the problems can become even stickier.
To read Torkin Manes lawyer Laurie H. Pawlitza's latest column in the National Post, click here.
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Laurie is a partner in our Family Law Group, acting on behalf of a range of clients in disputes involving high incomes, significant property, and parenting issues. View bio
