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When I give seminars, I always joke about how probate is no longer the long, drawn-out process depicted in Charles Dickens' Bleak House. However, maybe I'm wrong -- this article discusses a dispute over a house owned by the Estate of Jose Manuel Polonio Rios, which has been in probate since 1925(!).
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