In re the Estate of Marsh

The record shows that the corporations affiliated with the estate were in severe financial condition at the time the petitioner resigned as Chief Operating Officer and she was shortly thereafter restrained by the Surrogate from entering their offices. These corporations required the services of the temporary administrator appointed by the Surrogate and the management team he formed of other interested family members.

Accordingly, the temporary administrator and several other attorneys representing other family beneficiaries entered the offices and sorted through countless papers, strewing them…