In Re Will of McDonald
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Judge.
Mary O. “Quill” McDonald died 23 February 1999. On 17 March 1999, Vickie S. Calcutt presented for probate a paper writing purporting to be McDonald’s Last Will and Testament. The paper writing named Calcutt as primary beneficiary. On 9 August 2000, McDonald’s son, James C. McDonald, filed a caveat to the will, alleging the execution of the will was obtained through duress and undue influence.
The evidence tended to show that McDonald had two children, Mary Louise McDonald and James McDonald, the caveator in this action. McDonald’s husband and father of her children died in 1989.…
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