The contentious nature of trusts and estates litigation often results in complex evidentiary challenges. Surrogate’s Courts must hear interested party testimony that brings out competing stories and vague or incomplete documentation. In a recent article in the New York Law Journal, Partner Julian Modesti and Associate Meaghan Feenan explain the nature of these challenges and what counsel need to be prepared for in connection with these matters.
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The Tricky Evidentiary Challenges in Estate Litigation
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The contentious nature of trusts and estates litigation often results in complex evidentiary challenges. Surrogate's Courts must hear interested party testimony that brings out competing stories and vague or incomplete documentation. In a recent article in the New York Law Journal, Partner Julian Modesti and Associate Meaghan Feenan explain the nature of these challenges and what counsel need to be prepared for in connection with these matters.
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Meaghan T. Feenan (Lambert)
Senior Counsel
(518) 701-2742
mfeenan@harrisbeach.com
Julian B. Modesti
Member
(315) 214-2004
jmodesti@harrisbeach.com
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