It is often the case that people pass away with real property located in various states. What occurs when there is a bona fide dispute over where your loved-one was actually domiciled on the date of his or her death? What if there is a question as to which state should administer the estate? The 4th District Court of Appeals recently heard a matter where there was such a dispute. The late mother of the appellant died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 2011. The appellant subsequently opened a probate proceeding in Philadelphia seeking to probate a 2010 Will. When the mother’s surviving husband received notification of this proceeding, he subsequently filed a petition to open a probate administration in Palm Beach County, Florida, asserting that this 2010 Will was invalid due to undue influence and requested that the estate probate her 1991 Will instead. The appellant (son) objected to the Florida […]