Will

Cascade PBS and experts from Washington Trust Bank are hosting a complimentary and informative seminar on estate planning. The event will provide practical guidance covering wills, trusts, probate, and various strategies to help protect an individual's legacy. Attendees should reserve their spot as space is limited.

David Vander Meer, an ex-youth pastor, is accused of pushing his wife off a cliff before committing suicide. He left a suicide note and will in his jail cell, and was charged with her murder 20 years later.

Tony Hsieh, founder of Zappos, died in a 2020 house fire, sparking a legal battle over his estate. A 2015 will surfaced in 2023, naming co-executors and including a no-contest clause, but its authenticity is disputed. Forensic experts are analyzing the document's ink and signatures to determine its validity.

Ricky Hatton's family is in a dispute with trustees over his £40 million fortune because he did not leave a will. The boxing legend's estate is now the subject of a legal conflict between his family and the appointed trustees.

A father left the family home to his new partner in his will. The family is questioning whether they can legally challenge this decision.

A birth doula and mother-of-two, excluded from her dying husband's £5 million will, won a court battle against his brother to claim the inheritance. The legal victory highlights a dispute over a contested will and family inheritance rights.

The Stack With Ilan Gitter PodCast features an interview with Will, Head of Engineering at Orca. The podcast provides a deep dive into Orca's engineering aspects. The discussion is led by Ilan Gitter.