Meeker Trust — Alaska Supreme Court upholds disinheriting trust amendment
The Alaska Supreme Court upheld a trust amendment that largely disinherited one son, deferring to findings of testamentary capacity and no undue influence.
The Alaska Supreme Court upheld a trust amendment that largely disinherited one son, deferring to findings of testamentary capacity and no undue influence.
The South Carolina Court of Appeals revived a constructive-trust theory based on an alleged promise not to use a testamentary power of appointment to alter a family company’s voting control.