In Re Estate of Florence

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• holding heirs’ declaratory judgment claim did not accrue until executor asserted his interpretation of decedent’s will thereby demonstrating he was not going to abide by heirs’ interpretation of decedent’s will
• explaining that testator’s intent is ascertained by looking at language found within the four corners of the will, and that, if possible, all parts of a will must be harmonized, and every sentence, clause, and word must be considered in ascertaining the testator’s intent

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