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Court Holds That Jury’s Decision That A Will Was A Forgery Should Have Been Entered As The Judgment
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Court Holds That Jury’s Decision That A Will Was A Forgery Should Have Been Entered As The Judgment
In In re Bice, Lois Kathlyn Bice died in 2009, survived by her husband Donald Gene Bice and three daughters. No.10-25-00307-CV, 2025 Tex. App. LEXIS 9005 (Tex. App.—Waco November 20, 2025, no pet.). In 2010, all parties signed a notarized heirship affidavit stating she died intestate. Mr. Bice continued to reside on a 170-acre property, understanding himself to be the sole owner. In 2024, Mr. Bice attempted to sell the property and evict two dau…
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