OVER DEZE AFLEVERING
When families fight over an estate, most people assume the only path forward is court.
But what does that process actually do to a family?
In this episode, David speaks with Bruce Young, founder of Collective Agreement and a Certified Executor Advisor, about what really happens when estate disputes turn into legal battles.
Together they explore:
- why estate conflicts become so emotional
- how litigation can take on "a life of its own"
- why families often stop speaking afterward
- and what collaborative law offers as an alternative to court
David also shares personal reflections from his own seven-year family estate battle and the lasting impact it had on relationships.
A thoughtful conversation about conflict, communication, and the hidden cost of fighting over an estate.
For David's book, other resources and more visit www.davidedey.com
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