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Indiana court rejects siblings' lawsuit over $3 million trust, ruling their inheritance claim came late

Times of India - World ·
Indiana court rejects siblings' lawsuit over $3 million trust, ruling their inheritance claim came late

In a significant ruling, an Indiana appeals court has dismissed a malpractice claim filed by two siblings against their father's estate planning lawyer.

The claim revolved around a trust established in 2018, but the court determined it was too late to bring the lawsuit, as it exceeded the two-year filing period.

Consequently, the earlier ruling vindicating the attorney remains in effect.

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