In Re the Estate of Falck

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• noting the lack of subject matter jurisdiction renders a judgment void and subject to collateral attack, whereas lack of authority simply makes the judgment voidable
• discussing the interplay between Iowa Code section 633.6101, which confers subject matter jurisdiction on the trial court over a probate matter, and section 633.10(4)(d
• noting the lack of subject matter jurisdiction renders a judgment void and subject to collateral attack, whereas lack of authority simply makes the judgment voidable
• “Even though a judgment may be erroneous, if the court has jurisdiction over the person and the subject matter, the judgment is conclusive on collateral attack.”
• “Even though a judgment may be erroneous, if the court has jurisdiction over the person and the subject matter, the judgment is conclusive on collateral attack.”
• “Even though a judgment may be erroneous, if the court 10 has jurisdiction over the person and the subject matter, the judgment is conclusive on collateral attack.”

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