Probate,
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Civil Litigation
Mar. 23, 2020
War of the wills: Aretha Franklin’s conflicting wills frustrate her heirs
The prominent attorney Reginald Turner, president-elect of the American Bar Association, explained to reporters last week that he owed it to his longtime friend, the late Aretha Franklin, to step in as temporary caretaker of her estate.
Scott E. Rahn
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Scott represents beneficiaries, professional and corporate fiduciaries in contested probate and trust estate litigation and conservatorship litigation matters and related estate administration issues.
The prominent attorney Reginald Turner, president-elect of the American Bar Association, explained to reporters earlier this month that he owed it to his longtime friend, the late Aretha Franklin, to step in as temporary caretaker of her estate.
Respectfully, this entire situation could have been avoided if Ms. Franklin's professional associates had helped her with her estate planning while she was alive.
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