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Estate of Pryor, No. B207402

By FindLaw Staff on September 30, 2009 | Last updated on March 21, 2019

In an appeal involving presumptive disqualification of a care custodian from receiving a donative transfer from a dependent or elder adult, trial court's judgment against the daughter of comedian Richard Pryor and in favor of stepmother is affirmed as there is no support in the language of section 21351(a) or in the legislative history which would make the spousal exception to the presumption of invalidity unavailable to a spouse who allegedly persuaded the transferor to marry through undue influence or fraud.     

Read Estate of Pryor, No. B207402

Appellate Information

Filed September 29, 2009

Judges

Opinion by Judge Epstein

Counsel

For Appellant:  Holland & Knight, Bruce S. Ross, Linda Rottman and Vivian L. Thoreen

For Appelle:  Kibre & Horwitz, Howard L. Horwitz and Eric G. Stockel

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