With as much as $20 million at stake, Michael Zonenashivili and Neil Moskalenko-Zonenashvili hope to convince Circuit Judge Mark Speiser that their mother's will executed three weeks before she died is valid and Victor Moskalenko should be sanctioned for hiding and converting assets.
January 24, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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A Russian immigrant family’s probate dispute pits a stepfather against two sons of a man who left behind a fortune he made as an oil executive, and both sides are accusing the other of hiding millions of dollars in assets.
As the two sides faced off in the crowded chambers of Broward Circuit Judge Mark Speiser, the judge warned attorneys from the start that their clients should cease making gestures or remarks that would disturb legal decorum.
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