Shirley Scroggins v. Jeff Barron; Cite as: Barron v. Scroggins, 910 So. 2d 780 (Ala. Civ. App. 2005)
Probate Court of Jefferson County, Alabama
Case No: CV-183393
SUMMARY
Summary: Ms. Scroggins, my client, filed a Petition for her mother’s Will to be probated in Jefferson County. Barron, the grandson, filed a cross-petition to probate the Will in another county and to serve as executor of the estate. A trial was conducted in Jefferson County Probate Court. The trial court concluded that the Will should be probated in Jefferson County, and that Barron had been self-dealing money from his grandmother’s estate. Additionally, Barron had to repay approximately $54,000 to the Estate of Marian E. Hawkins. The case was appealed and the Court of Civil Appeals affirmed the trial court’s decision.
Disposition: Trial Verdict for Scroggins. Case won and affirmed on appeal. Call to speak with attorney Joseph A. Ingram with INGRAM LAW LLC today at 205-335-2640 or contact me online to schedule a FREE initial consultation to discuss your case and answer your questions.
