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This person coerced his mother into signing a will contest document, under false pretenses.
His lawyer had her signature "notorized" by his employee. The mother later wrote a letter
to the lawyer who prepared the document and claimed that she did not know what the document
was about. That "will" contest was dropped. That was in 95.
Now this person again has named himself in a revokeable trust, as a 95% beneficiary to his 93 year old
aunt (sister of his mother) in 96. I understand that this person is emotionally unstable. Estate estimated at
more than a mil. Possibly 3. A brother and two of his children have not been named as beneficiaries.
5% goes to one of the children of the brother.
What would it take to contest this Trust? $ amount, if possible. What would have to be proven, to even
start the contest? I am hoping for some sage advice! I am not a beneficiary, regardless of outcome.
Hoping for equitable outcome for all.
His lawyer had her signature "notorized" by his employee. The mother later wrote a letter
to the lawyer who prepared the document and claimed that she did not know what the document
was about. That "will" contest was dropped. That was in 95.
Now this person again has named himself in a revokeable trust, as a 95% beneficiary to his 93 year old
aunt (sister of his mother) in 96. I understand that this person is emotionally unstable. Estate estimated at
more than a mil. Possibly 3. A brother and two of his children have not been named as beneficiaries.
5% goes to one of the children of the brother.
What would it take to contest this Trust? $ amount, if possible. What would have to be proven, to even
start the contest? I am hoping for some sage advice! I am not a beneficiary, regardless of outcome.
Hoping for equitable outcome for all.