And the New York Post has a copy here. Turns out Mr. Epstein executed a will in jail two days before he committed suicide.
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What are the implications for the pour-over will's "1953 trust"? Is it discoverable whether the trust is of the asset protection variety? If so, can its validity be challenged on the grounds that Epstein knew he had existing creditors when the trust's creation was contemplated? If that is the case, can those challenges be made in NY, or another state, or must it be made in the Virgin Islands? Either way, do the plaintiffs of existing lawsuits against Epstein have standing to sue the will's named executors?
Posted by: Pour-Over Questions | August 20, 2019 at 05:37 PM