Sentences with phrase «estate in his personal capacity»

When the court gives permission for a personal claim, brought by a beneficiary of an estate in his personal capacity, to be continued as a derivative claim, the personal representative needs to be joined as a defendant.

Not exact matches

Having been informed that plaintiff Frances Mackey died in 2003, we have substituted her son Sterling Odom as a party in his capacity as personal representative of her estate.

In the trust and estate litigation arena, he represents corporate trustees, individual trustees, personal representatives, and beneficiaries in disputes involving breaches of fiduciary duty, dissipation of trust or estate assets, and claims of lack of testamentary capacity, undue influence and frauIn the trust and estate litigation arena, he represents corporate trustees, individual trustees, personal representatives, and beneficiaries in disputes involving breaches of fiduciary duty, dissipation of trust or estate assets, and claims of lack of testamentary capacity, undue influence and frauin disputes involving breaches of fiduciary duty, dissipation of trust or estate assets, and claims of lack of testamentary capacity, undue influence and fraud.

His trust and estate litigation practice includes representing corporate trustees, individual trustees, personal representatives and beneficiaries in disputes involving breaches of fiduciary duty, dissipation of trust or estate assets, and claims of lack of testamentary capacity, undue influence and fraud.

However, the judge (a clear exception to the rule that legal minds can't do math) pointed out that «this ignores the fact that, in their personal capacity as estate beneficiaries, Howard and Jeanette would be entitled in due course to a portion of any funds returned by them to the estate, whereas a charge for the same amount against their inheritance would deprive them unfairly of that benefit.»

Despite the New York judgment, Pamela then brought proceedings in the Chancery Division in London in her personal capacity, against herself in her capacity as executor of the estate, for debts incurred by Mrs C before her death and for expenses incurred in the administration of the estate.

Entitled person means a client or an entitled third party and entitled third party means a residuary beneficiary absolutely and immediately entitled to an inheritance where solicitors have charged the estate for their professional costs of acting in the administration of the estate and either the only personal representatives are solicitors: (a) whether or not acting in a professional capacity; or (b) acting jointly with partners or employees in a professional capacity.