Sentence examples for contested estate from inspiring English sources

And in both cases, the twins' mothers sought benefits for the children paid for by taxpayers, in the form of Social Security, not a portion of a contested estate.

A recent Forbes story reported the IRS currently is being sued for quickly sending a $10 million estate tax refund concerning the hotly contested estate of Eleanor Close Barzin (her mother, Marjorie Merriweather Post, often was called America's richest woman) to a French address even though the original payment came from a Washington, D.C., address.

Kovacs is tasked with managing the contested estate of the late Mme.

It is particularly critical for couples with children to designate guardians, since judges have been known to award guardianship to an independent administrator when family members have contested the estate".

The Joyce estate contested the action and lost, and was forced in 2009 to pay $240,000 in legal costs.

After her most recent biography, of Carl Jung, appeared, the Jung estate contested some of her assertions and wanted her to include corrections in future editions.

As a "Beckett nerd", Strong would well remember the controversy surrounding Neil Armfield's Sydney festival production of the author's Waiting for Godot in 2003: the estate contested his "illegal" use of music, leading Armfield to denounce a "dead controlling hand" as the "enemy of art".

(Subgenres are hotly contested real estate).

In 2000, Mr. Solow and the Fisher real estate family won a hotly contested auction for 9.2 acres of land along First Avenue.

It is one of the most violently contested pieces of real estate in history.

From Sept. 7 through Sept. 12, China contested the Riverside Weicheng Estate Cup with Russia in Shanghai.