Jury Sets Aside Will as the Result of Undue Influence

posted on 1/31/2020 by Nate Schroeder in Awards & Accolades

Nate Schroeder represented a son in an action to set aside the last will and testament of his mother that disinherited him from receiving an portion of his mother's estate. No depositions of the parties or main witnesses were taken during discovery. After a 3-day trial, a Kossuth County jury found that the mother's will was the result of undue influence exerted by the client's sister. 

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Nate Schroeder practices in civil litigation and is a partner at Daniels, Hines, Kalkhoff, Cook & Swanson. His practice focuses on cases involving probate litigation (will contests), personal injury (car accidents), and professional negligence. Nate received his undergraduate degree from University of Iowa and law degree from the Drake University and has been with the firm since 2013.