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· 7/25/2018

Lucas D. Bottorff v. Anne A. Sears

Syllabus

The Administrator CTA of Decedent's estate filed a petition, against Decedent's daughter, to recoup assets of the estate. In the final year of Decedent's life, Appellant transferred almost $400,000 of Decedent's assets to herself using a power of attorney she obtained after her brother's power of attorney was revoked. The trial court determined that the transfers were self-dealing transactions and that Appellant breached her fiduciary duty to Decedent. The trial court entered a judgment against Appellant in the amount of $116,747.85 plus pre-judgment interest. Additionally, the trial court declared the quit claim deed executed in favor of Appellant to be void ab initio. Discerning no error, we affirm.

Judges: Judge Kenny Armstrong

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