"This is where the trial court appears to have messed up," said estate attorney Ronald L. Hilley II. They were looking at the weight of the evidence and instead should have just been looking at whether there still remains a 'genuine dispute of material fact.'"
April 26, 2021 at 06:14 PM
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Litigation Reporter
The Georgia Court of Appeals has given a widow another shot at retrieving property allegedly gifted by her late boyfriend.
The appellate panel found the trial court had ruled on assessed evidence rather than merit and had overstepped by prematurely dismissing the woman’s claims to the decedent’s estate.
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