Estate of Milbrot
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWilkie, J.
The two issues to be resolved on this appeal are whether: (1) Marjorie Milbrot was mentally competent to execute her will; and (2) the execution of her will was procured by undue influence exerted upon her by Nickolas J. Persha.
Marjorie Milbrot was forty-two years old when she died and had never married. In 1946 she met Nickolas Persha at a dance at the Firemen’s Hall at Hustisford, Wisconsin. Thereafter, Nickolas accompanied her to various other dances around the area and took her to a number of eating places. The record reveals very little about the relationship, if any, between Nickolas…
2Cases cited6 opinions
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- Fillar v. Estate of FillarWisconsin Supreme Court · 1960
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