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Executor Commissions Determined under Johnson Estate Schedule

Executor commission reduced in accordance with the fee schedule in Johnson Estate, and charitable distributions approved to charities selected by the trustees.  Haffner Estate, 5 Fid.Rep.3d 195 (O.C. Monroe 2015). … Continue reading →

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Extrinsic Evidence in Will Interpretation

Brother of decedent was bequeathed the “Maujer rifle”, which is a typographical error for Mauser rifle of which the decedent owned 10.  The Court held that the brother was entitled to all 10 Mauser rifles because of the wills ambiguity … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinions | Tagged Ambiguity, Dead man's rule, Hearsay, Will interpretation

Authority to Remove Corporate Trustee

Individual co-trustee had the power to remove and replace the corporate co-trustee even though the will gave that power to a different individual co-trustee “or any individual successor trustee” and the remaining individual co-trustee was one initially appointed, because a … Continue reading →

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