When a loved one passes away and leaves behind more than one will, the practical question that rises to the surface almost immediately is: which one controls? That question may seem straightforward on its face. The latter will generally govern. But what happens when the person challenging the latter insists that the witnesses who signed...KEEP READING
When a family fight over trusts spills across state lines, you can end up with one court saying one thing and another court saying the opposite. A trustee who wins in one state will naturally want to use that win everywhere else. But a favorable judgment from another state’s court does not automatically erase a...KEEP READING
