Palmer’s expressed wishes.”
Licensed.
Professional.
Family.
He managed to misuse all three words at once.
A certified summons reached my apartment on Friday.
I had 30 days to respond or lose my right to contest the estate.
I called Margaret.
“They’re moving fast.”
“They have to,” she replied. “The trust is irrevocable.”
“Once the court sees it, their probate claim collapses. They’re racing to liquidate before anyone looks closely.”
“Then we need to look first.”
Margaret introduced me to Diana Walsh, a Stuntton estate-litigation attorney specializing in probate disputes and