Gaylor v. Gaylor

Appellants seek on this appeal to reverse the decree of the Chancellor which found that they were not pretermitted children under their father’s will and that a deed to appellee was not void due to the fact that it was written by a person not authorized to practice law.

Facts. Harry M. Gaylor, father of appellants, was the owner of a home situated at 114 Booker Street, Little Rock, Arkansas, and of certain personal property. On February 6, 1948, he executed a will in which he gave $10.00 each to his two sons, the appellants, and to a stepchild who is now Mrs. Muriel Hardke. The rest of his…