Parker v. Parker

GRIMM, Presiding Judge.

The four living children of their deceased father filed this action seeking among other things to quiet title to a condominium unit. They allege that their step-mother improperly used a durable power of attorney to obtain part of their interest in that property. The trial court quieted title and gave step-mother a life estate in the condominium. Further, it decreed that at her death, basically one-half went to her heirs and the other one-half went to father’s children,1 all as tenants in corn-mon.

Step-mother appeals and children cross-appeal. Step-mother raises three…