Sentences with phrase «joint interest»

The deceased spouse's joint interest in the property must go through the probate process just as if the deceased spouse had separately owned the property.

It seems that that case is therefore best understood as a case of joint interest privilege.

In this case the defendants do not have a common or joint interest with the plaintiffs regarding the wills variation action.

Because a rebuttable joint interest is presumed to be in the best interests of the child (ren), the Court will consider joint custody in most every case.

The preferred fields vary over time to reflect current joint interests between India and the United States.

The process aims to advance joint interests — lawyers lose the positional stance of only looking out for their own client.

Over the course of his career, Darin has worked on lease priority disputes, surface use agreements, farmout agreements, joint operating agreements, unit operations, royalty disputes, drilling contracts, joint interest accounting, NEPA compliance, and various other aspects of oil and gas operations in the Rockies, in addition to general commercial litigation.

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The two attorneys manage the divorce process; co-chairing and co-managing; in mediation, the mediator acts as project manager, and as the neutral person focused on the parties» underlying joint interest: «Getting to Yes.»

Considering the perspective of school boards and their counsel before guidance such as the latest DCL issues will best serve the Departments» and NSBA's joint interest in meeting the educational needs of students.»

More often than not, partners are more inclined to seek external legal advice and they should do so, for three very good reasons: (1) everyone is their own «worst» counsel (see above); (2) the benefit of legal professional privilege and the creation of joint interest privilege (a «privileged wrapper») between the lawyer and their new firm (with their new firm frequently being prepared to contribute towards legal fees).

MRI and BHS each fill unique, vital roles in Great Falls and the surrounding region of Montana, and have a joint interest in helping to understand, prevent and treat neurodegenerative diseases that can accompany aging.

I would assume that they have a joint interest in keeping the customers who buy their highly processed, cooked food.

Yes, all his powers included, making it a joint interest for players to take him down and hopefully, be the first one to pick up the Gauntlet again.

«But it also goes back to our joint interest in generally abstract work.

The connection between their work was created by their joint interests in experimentation, playfulness, and testing the limits of clay.

Significant figures on that movement's fringes are also examined, with chapters on the feminist partnership between Carla Lonzi and Carla Accardi and on Carol Rama and Edoardo Sanguineti's joint interest in aesthetic deformation.

[1] When a parent gives an adult child a joint interest in real property during his or her lifetime, can that gift include an irrevocable right of survivorship that has the effect of preventing the parent from later severing the joint tenancy?

The «Interest - Based Negotiation Process» allows you and your spouse to reach agreements which are in line with your individual and joint interests and goals.

While I still believe they should be separate departments, the joint interest in CI can be quite compelling.

Where there is an adversarial relationship between a trustee and a beneficiary, there is no «joint interest» that compels disclosure of communications that would normally be protected by solicitor - client privilege.

There is no need to protect solicitor - client communications from disclosure because the beneficiaries and the executrix have a joint interest in the advice: Re Ballard Estate at p. 354.

And that is because the trustee and beneficiary have a joint interest...

More often than not, partners aremore inclined to seek external legal advice and they should do so, for three very good reasons: (1) everyone is their own «worst» counsel (see above); (2) the benefit of legal professional privilege and the creation of joint interest privilege (a «privileged wrapper») between the lawyer and their new firm (with their new firm frequently being prepared to contribute towards legal fees).

Primary insurers should keep in mind that, because of the duty of good faith (and because the excess insurer has a joint interest with the insured and the primary insurer in the outcome of the defence of a claim) primary insurers likely can not claim privilege against the excess insurer over the files of counsel retained to defend a claim.

This accords with the joint interests of both.

In 2009 and 2011, a recommendation was presented to the Mental Health Professionals» Association of Australia (MHPA), an organisation representing the joint interests of all mental health professional bodies in Australia, to make a specific apology to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who had been historically cared for and / or controlled by Australian mental health professions and institutions.

Both parties are helped to define their individual and joint interests and concerns and how the prenuptial agreement can support them.

If all the tenants wish to maintain a joint tenancy, then all of the original tenants must transfer the joint interest of the remaining joint tenants and the new joint tenant together, in one instrument.

Married couples are not the only ones who can share a joint interest in residential real estate in Florida.