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TOD Account Subject to Elective Share

A Vanguard account payable to a named beneficiary at the death of the account owner is subject to the surviving spouse’s elective share under 20 Pa.C.S. § 2203.  In re Estate of Rood, 5 Fid.Rep.3d 15, 107 Berks Co.L.J. 71 … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinions | Tagged PEF 2203, PEF 6409, Spousal Election, TOD registration

Spousal Election, Desertion, and Spousal Abuse

Court found that spouse, who had elected against decedent’s estate, had not willfully and maliciously deserted decedent, because the spouse had been abused by decedent, meaning the spouse’s desertion was with cause, and she had not forfeited her right to … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinions | Tagged Malicious Desertion, PEF 2106(a), Spousal Election

Fraud, Waiver, and Delay to Elect Against Will

Issues were whether wife of decedent could elect against the will despite signing a waiver induced by fraud and whether filing petition to elect after statutory period because of fraud was justified; the Court did not find clear and convincing … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinions | Tagged Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Fraud, Spousal Election, Statue of Limitations

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