A father left one daughter his $3.2 million Maryland trust; after he died at 95, her two sisters found handwritten Farsi notes and challenged the inheritance, and a court has now ordered a new trial
- A Maryland appeals court has ordered a new trial in a major legal dispute between three sisters over their late father's $3.2 million trust fund.
- The court found that trial judges had wrongly blocked important handwriting evidence from being presented.
- In an opinion issued in October 2026, the Appellate Court of Maryland overturned an earlier ruling that had given one daughter sole control of the estate.
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- A Maryland appeals court has ordered a new trial in a major legal dispute between three sisters over their late father's $3.2 million trust fund.
- The court found that trial judges had wrongly blocked important handwriting evidence from being presented.
- In an opinion issued in October 2026, the Appellate Court of Maryland overturned an earlier ruling that had given one daughter sole control of the estate.
Sources: Times of India