A Westport attorney sued for allegedly mishandling the estate of a Darien woman and improperly evicting her two daughters from the family home was cleared of any wrongdoing by a Superior Court judge.
In her 18-page ruling Wednesday, Judge Donna Heller sided with attorney Thomas J. Drew in tossing two counts of breach of fiduciary duty. The judge wrote that there was nothing wrong with the way the eviction proceedings occurred. The bench trial was held over two days in August 2016 and two days in November 2016.
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