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Plofchan v. Plofchan
No. 200237Supreme Court of Virginia
200237 Plofchan v. Plofchan 04/01/2021 In an action by the trustees of their mother's revocable trust, seeking injunctive relief to prohibit dissipation of trust assets and conduct interfering with the trust's…
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200237 Plofchan v. Plofchan 04/01/2021 In an action by the trustees of their mother's revocable trust, seeking injunctive relief …
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- April 1, 2021
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200237 Plofchan v. Plofchan 04/01/2021 In an action by the trustees of their mother's revocable trust, seeking injunctive relief to prohibit dissipation of trust assets and conduct interfering with the trust's administration, and reimbursement for costs and expenses incurred while carrying out duties as co-trustees and attorney-in-fact, the Virginia circuit court erred in concluding that the plaintiffs lacked standing and were collaterally estopped from litigating the issue of the defendant's relevant states of mental competency, because of rulings in a prior out of state guardianship proceeding. The circuit court also erred in dismissing claims for fees and costs purportedly incurred in ca…
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200237 Plofchan v. Plofchan 04/01/2021 In an action by the trustees of their mother's revocable trust, seeking injunctive relief to prohibit dissipation of trust assets and conduct interfering with the trust's administration, and reimbursement for costs and expenses incurred while carrying out duties as co-trustees and attorney-in-fact, the Virginia circuit court erred in concluding that the plaintiffs lacked standing and were collaterally estopped from litigating the issue of the defendant's relevant states of mental competency, because of rulings in a prior out of state guardianship proceeding. The circuit court also erred in dismissing claims for fees and costs purportedly incurred in ca…
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