In re Anella
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
*994Joseph Anella (hereinafter the decedent) had five children, Joanne, Theresa, Joseph, Jr. (hereinafter the objectant), Louise (hereinafter the proponent), and Margaret. The decedent executed a will in 2001 by which he bequeathed his house to the proponent and Margaret, and a television and certain bank accounts to the objectant.
In 2002, a family dispute occurred in which the objectant raised a chair over his head in the presence of the decedent, causing damage to the decedent’s home. Thereafter, the decedent advised friends that he was afraid that the objectant intended to harm him.
In 2005,…
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