When someone dies leaving two wills, the fight usually starts fast. The later will normally controls. But what if the person who loses out under that later will says the witnesses were never actually in the room when it was signed? He is not attacking what the will says. He is attacking whether it was...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