This doesn't sound fabulous at all...

Unbelievable.

in this day in age you would think things like this won't happen.

what pisses me off is when these people think they're doing the right thing..they are all self-righteous.

i mean, my own mother explicitly told me that I can't watch ellen or will and grace... I don't normally watch either so it's not a big deal.. but, it's stupid.. but, then again she's Chinese and christian... how much more self-righteous/ignorant can you get.

And like another poster said, what's the point for the man, his last years with his partner was a wash... no money can buy that back.

I'm sure people have thought about this before but....thank God we live in Canada.

Wow that's really shitty... Best of luck to him

I chuckled a bit when I read the title of this thread, the three words in the OP, then the OP's username.

But yes, shitty story, I'm sure karma will get them.

the report to say mention one small detail:
http://i.imgur.com/TeK9Z.png

Interesting however, I do not see any mention of why not only one person's life, but two people's lives (including the life of the alleged 'victim' in this case) have been all but destroyed as a result of this issue. Even in the worst case scenario, I should not have to lose every cherrished item I own because I was allegedly assulted by my 'room mate'. I should also not have lost my pets because of a Deputy Council's decision to lock them out of the house without consulting me or any family members (Including the alleged perpetrator of a 'crime' that had not yet been proven). Red tape should never be used as a bandage for beaurocracy.

Still really fucking uncalled for.

That's just horrible.. I don't understand what the sexual orientation has to do with anything when it comes to the will..

Not true. According to my lawyer friend, even in BC you can't legally "cut" certain children (say one of them was a real a-hole to you) out from your will. That child CAN contest and win his/her "fair share". There's a legal (ie Latin) term for this but I can't think of it at the moment. Maybe a lawyer can chime in here.

you can legally cut a sibling out in the will....but you have to specify the reason why you are cutting them out.