By James Zaitsoff (September 12, 2022, 11:45 AM EDT) -- When we think of the typical estate litigation claims, we usually think of claims brought by the deceased’s family members, such as wills variation claims or challenges to the validity of wills and other estate planning tools. While these are certainly the most common claims, a death may also result in disputes concerning the deceased’s business interests. For example, when partners hold business assets jointly, what happens upon the death of one of the partners? Does the surviving joint partner receive the deceased partner’s share, or does it go to the deceased partner’s estate?...