So she has excluded her mother, father, siblings and all other heirs except Daniel. It appears to me that she didn't form a inter vivos trust and she knows about those because the old man formed one. She wanted a trust formed when she died. So, the trust does not exist until moment of death. Can you form a trust for a dead person? I don't think so. So I am not sure Daniel's father gets the money. I can't wait to see what the talking law experts have to say tonight.
The money goes to Daniel; and now to his next of kin.
Looks like Billy Smith just got himself a new boat!
BTW, notice she didn't exclude ex-husbands.
Ah, you saw it differently from the way I was interpreting it. No inter vivos trust. I read it that there was already one in place and she was probably living off of it - and it was in place specifically in case she did get any awards from the Marshall estate - it would all be in Daniel's name and only his name.
Is that "toxic waste" part something CA makes them put in, or is it more in reference to any Marshall (Koch) properties she may have been awarded down the line?
"I can't wait to see what the talking law experts have to say tonight."
I hope they don't have Ted Williams on. He never studies a case before he starts talking and doesn't have a clue what he's talking about.
Kimberly Guilfoyle seems to know what's going on in the ANS case so far. And I never thought I'd say this, but Nancy Grace does, too. Of course, that's another channel.