How has the court found that a parent's reasons for disinheriting their child were valid and rational?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Gray v. Gray, 2012 BCSC 1310 (CanLII):
Hall v. Hall is also a case involving much different facts; there the court also concluded that the estrangement between parent and adult child was the fault of the child and that the parents’ reasons for disinheriting their son were valid and rational.
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