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Given the unique posture of this case, the probate court's determination of the common-law wife's standing at the in limine hearing was a collateral matter and was not conclusive for purposes of the heirship proceeding. The probate court's ruling at the in limine hearing does not bar her right to seek a jury trial in the heirship proceeding.
November 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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