First Interstate Bank v. Henson-Hammer

Decedent’s daughter (daughter) appeals a judgment admitting a copy of her father’s will to probate and revoking letters of administration that had been issued to her. Decedent’s original will was never found. Daughter contends that the evidence was insufficient to overcome the presumption that decedent destroyed his will with the intention of revoking it and that the court committed reversible error when it sustained an objection to the admission of testimony of a friend of decedent’s that decedent would have wanted daughter, rather than petitioner, to manage his estate. On de novo review, we…