In Re Estate of Goldstein
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the Court
PRESIDING JUSTICE WOLFSON
delivered the opinion of the court:
Shortly before his death, Max Goldstein told his wife Ann his brother Joseph would care for her financially when Max died. Ann Goldstein received only some furniture and a car after Max’s death.
Ann, as independent administrator of Max’s estate, now appeals the trial court’s rejection of her amended three-count citation to recover assets from Joseph and Bessie Goldstein, her husband’s siblings.
FACTS
The relevant facts come from the amended citation to recover assets and from the trial testimony of Joseph, Bessie, and Ann Gold-stein.
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