A recent will battle shows why Rule 2:9-1 should be amended to expressly permit the adjudication and payment of attorneys' fees from an estate in a probate action, notwithstanding that unrelated issues are on appeal.
November 19, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Definition: Stockdaled — vt. to deny the payment of attorneys’ fees in a probate matter due to a pending appeal in that matter on an unrelated issue.
A recent will contest shows why Rule 2:9-1 should be amended to expressly permit the adjudication and payment of attorneys’ fees from an estate in a probate action, notwithstanding that unrelated issues are on appeal.
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