On Rehearing, Court Holds That Drafts Of Wills and Trust Documents Are Not Discoverable And Discusses The Attorney-Client Privilege

08.26.18

In In re Rittenmeyer, the mother of the decedent was the executor of his estate. No. 05-17-01378-CV, 2018 Tex. App. LEXIS 6647 (Tex. App.—Dallas August 22, 2018, original proceeding). The executor sued her son's wife and his employer, alleging that the estate had the right to certain bonuses due to a pre-nuptial agreement. The decedent's...… Continue Reading

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