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After 54 years of marriage, a Kentucky widow rejected her husband's will to claim more of his estate; his children from a prior marriage challenged her mental capacity, but an October 23 court halted the probate inquiryPhoto: Times of India
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After 54 years of marriage, a Kentucky widow rejected her husband's will to claim more of his estate; his children from a prior marriage challenged her mental capacity, but an October 23 court halted the probate inquiry

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A Kentucky appeals court has stopped a lower court from investigating the mental capacity of Tamara Williams, a widow who rejected her late husband's will to claim a larger share of his estate. The appeals court ruled that district courts do not have the legal authority to handle disputed family cases of this kind.

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