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Court Hears Attorney Malpractice Action Regarding Probate Case

A Probate Lawyer said that, in a malpractice action brought against an attorney-at-law by a named devisee, who was allegedly deprived of his devise as a result of defendant’s negligence in causing plaintiff to act as an attesting witness to the execution of the will, defendant moves for judgment under…

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Defendant Claims That Plaintiff Should Have Applied for Guardian Ad Litem Proceeding

Defendant moves, pursuant to subdivision 8 of Rule 107 of the Rules of Civil Practice, to dismiss plaintiff’s complaint on the ground that the cause of action cannot accrue against the infant defendant because of his infancy. Probate Lawyers said the action is brought by the infant plaintiff against the…

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Trustee Requests Final Accounting of Residuary Trust

Probate Lawyers said this is a final accounting by the trustee in respect of the residuary trust which terminated upon the death of testator’s widow and life beneficiary on April 16, 1957. In conjunction therewith the Court is required to construe the will, particularly article ‘Eighth’ subd. ‘(2)’ thereof. The…

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Court Decides Testator’s Widow has Right to Take Interstate Share

Probate Lawyers said this is an incident to the judicial settlement of their account the executors seek a determination with respect to the validity of the trust created by testator under paragraph ‘Second’ of the will and the effect of the widow’s notice of election thereon. Said paragraph is the…

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Court Judicially Settles Final Accounts of an Estate

The two cases below are about probate proceedings. Probate Lawyers said in a probate proceeding to judicially settle the final accounts of an estate, the successor administrator, KG, appeals, as limited by his brief, from so much of a decree of the Surrogate’s Court, Kings County (Lopez Torres, S.), dated…

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