King v. King

Beasley, Judge.

Ralph King died testate, leaving his son, appellee Larry King, and his two daughters, appellants Brenda Joy Freeman and Glenda King, as the primary beneficiaries of his will. The testator’s real property, consisting of his home and accompanying acreage, was to be “divided in equal portions, or sold in one piece but not for less value commensurate with prevailing prices of comparable land plots in this vicinity. And monies divided to three children.”

After Larry King was named executor, his sisters petitioned to have him removed. Although denying the petition, the probate court…