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Galiotos, S. v. Galiotos, T.
No. 200504Supreme Court of Virginia
200504 Galiotos, S. v. Galiotos, T. 06/03/2021 In appeals regarding two brothers' prolonged disputes concerning administration of their late mother's estate, the circuit court did not abuse its discretion in r…
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200504 Galiotos, S. v. Galiotos, T. 06/03/2021 In appeals regarding two brothers' prolonged disputes concerning administration of…
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200504 Galiotos, S. v. Galiotos, T. 06/03/2021 In appeals regarding two brothers' prolonged disputes concerning administration of their late mother's estate, the circuit court did not abuse its discretion in removing both brothers from their fiduciary roles, and replacing them with a disinterested third party, based on its conclusion that the brothers were, to the detriment of the estate, deadlocked regarding its administration. Nor did the circuit court abuse its discretion in denying both brothers compensation, legal fees, and costs. Nor did it err in declining to set aside a particular real estate transaction, in that it did not need to resolve that matter in order to determine whether t…
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200504 Galiotos, S. v. Galiotos, T. 06/03/2021 In appeals regarding two brothers' prolonged disputes concerning administration of their late mother's estate, the circuit court did not abuse its discretion in removing both brothers from their fiduciary roles, and replacing them with a disinterested third party, based on its conclusion that the brothers were, to the detriment of the estate, deadlocked regarding its administration. Nor did the circuit court abuse its discretion in denying both brothers compensation, legal fees, and costs. Nor did it err in declining to set aside a particular real estate transaction, in that it did not need to resolve that matter in order to determine whether t…
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