Probate
Sep. 26, 2008
After 14 Years, Court Yanks Jurist Off Probate Case
A JAMS neutral who had been hearing a family's probate disputes as a temporary judge has been pulled off the case - 14 years after he started.
By Greg Katz
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A JAMS neutral who had been hearing a family's probate disputes as a temporary judge has been pulled off the case - 14 years after he started.
A 1st District Court of Appeal panel ruled Tuesday that Harry Low, a retired 1st District appellate justice, does not have jurisdiction to hear any more disputes over the trust in the long probate saga of the Gridleys, a clan embedded deep in California history - nor has he ...
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