Wiberg v. Sadoughian
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
Kathryn F. Wiberg died testate on June 11, 1984. Under the terms of her will, Mrs. Wiberg bequeathed the residue of her estate as follows: two-sixths to her granddaughter, Penny Wiberg Sadoughian, to be invested as an educational fund for Ali Sadoughian and Meli Sadoughian; two-sixths to her grandson, Raymond Knoll Wiberg, to be invested as an educational fund for Raymond Victor Wiberg and Eric Wiberg; one-sixth to her brother-in-law, Clinton E. Wiberg; and one-sixth to Clinton's wife, Dorothea E. Wiberg. The will named Clinton E. Wiberg and Dorothea E. Wiberg as co-executors. The will was…
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