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Keith v. Lulofs
No. 110433Supreme Court of Virginia
110433 Keith v. Lulofs 04/20/2012 (Revised 04/23/2012) In a challenge to probate of a will, the circuit court did not err in ruling that the party challenging the will failed to prove by clear and satisfactory…
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110433 Keith v. Lulofs 04/20/2012 (Revised 04/23/2012) In a challenge to probate of a will, the circuit court did not err in ruli…
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110433 Keith v. Lulofs 04/20/2012 (Revised 04/23/2012) In a challenge to probate of a will, the circuit court did not err in ruling that the party challenging the will failed to prove by clear and satisfactory evidence that a prior will executed by the present decedent as a "mirror image" to that of her then husband created irrevocable, reciprocal wills, contractually barring the decedent from executing a valid replacement will with a different disposition of her estate. The judgment admitting a later will to probate as the governing testamentary instrument is affirmed.
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