BTW, did you see this info on MSN?
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Smith's ownership of the mansion was the basis of her claim to residency in the Bahamas. In a lawsuit, Smith asked a court to recognize her as the owner and reject Thompson's claim on the house in the exclusive neighborhood.
The island chain's Supreme Court has scheduled a Feb. 26 hearing on the matter, Munroe said.
Munroe said Smith's will would be admitted to probate — under which the will is officially proved as authentic or valid — in the Bahamas and that the process can take from one year to 18 months.
So he is planning to probate her will in the Bahamas, instead of the USA, and trying to stay in the house that Anna didn't own and they were trying to evict her out of. Guess he can afford to buy it with the millions he is getting from ET.
It just all seems a little bit too convenient. Especially the "friendships" with Bahamian officials.