Probate
Dec. 27, 2000
Family Ties
Mediation is the only dispute-resolution process that offers the probability of a solution that includes reconciliation.
By Judith Rubenstein and Christopher Jones
Attorneys representing clients in will contests often may wonder why they didn't foresee the contest, or what they could have done differently in the estate planning to prevent the litigation. One way to prevent litigation is to use mediation as an estate-planning tool whe...
Attorneys representing clients in will contests often may wonder why they didn't foresee the contest, or what they could have done differently in the estate planning to prevent the litigation. One way to prevent litigation is to use mediation as an estate-planning tool whe...
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