Sentence examples for inheritance lawsuit from inspiring English sources

In another absurdist touch, Kolenaty, a lawyer in a long simmering inheritance lawsuit, seems to have an epileptic fit whenever he takes off an article of clothing.

The affair stemmed from a family inheritance lawsuit that eventually gave rise to allegations that in exchange for a tax exemption, Bettencourt had given Sarkozy's 2007 presidential campaign €150,000 (about $195,000), an amount 20 times the legal limit.

Robert and Thomas Pritzker, members of the Chicago family that owns the Hyatt hotel chain, asked a Chicago judge to dismiss a $6 billion inheritance lawsuit filed by Robert Pritzker's 18-year-old daughter, Liesel.

I wrote the book, "Sudden Wealth Solution: 12 Principles to Transform Sudden Wealth Into Lasting Wealth," and I have a financial planning firm where I specialize in working with sudden wealth recipients – these are people who receive a large windfall from selling a business, stock options, inheritance, lawsuit settlement, sport's contract, and yes, winning the lottery.

- Inheritance lawsuits will be a thing, because families will try to deny rightful lovers any access to the dead's belongings.

If money could talk, it would probably tell people with big windfalls -- whether from inheritances, lawsuit settlements, bonuses, exercised options of an Internet start-up, dumb-luck hits from lotteries or appearances on quiz shows -- to be wary.

A statement issued by Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver said, "If a convicted criminal receives a financial windfall such as an inheritance or lawsuit settlement, even years later, that windfall should benefit the victims, not the criminal".

A good deal of my work as a sudden wealth advisor is helping clients avoid valuing money they receive from lottery winnings, lawsuits, inheritances or other sudden wealth events as less than money they earn through their labor.

The source of the windfall - an inheritance, a divorce settlement, a lawsuit, a large bonus, even lottery winnings - has "a dramatically different effect on your options," said Lawrence W. Goldstein, a tax manager at Arthur Young & Company.

Also included are many legal documents ranging from 1629-1810, including opinions and verdicts in civil lawsuits; documents on issues of inheritance and succession; 18th-century marriage contracts and divorce papers; deeds to houses and land titles; and powers of attorney.

Legitimacy lawsuits usually concern either a child's inheritance or the matter of obtaining support payments from a father who refuses to acknowledge his paternity.