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When Barbara Blaisdell died in March 1996, her will named her son, Lyle Thompson, as her personal representative. It was his job to make sure his mother's wishes were carried out and her estate handled properly. To do that, Thompson, a certified public accountant, turned to longtime family attorney Paul D. Barns Jr. for advice. But what Thompson got was very little help and a whole lot of legal troubles.
November 03, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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