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conflict of interest?

My mother-n-law retained an attorney for a divorce against my father-n-law back many years ago, they ended up remarrying and now father-n-law has passed away. The mother-n-law has his will with her being executer of the estate and she has hired this same attorney to represent the estate probate proceedings, isn't this a conflict of interest?

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I don't see why it would be.

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califdadof3 agrees: yep .. doesnt look like it to me either.
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because he would have been opposing counsel in the divorce against father-n-law and now he would be counsel for father-n-law's estate!
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because he would have been opposing counsel in the divorce against father-n-law and now he would be counsel for father-n-law's estate!
No because this is a seperate action estate / probate. It doesnt involve the 2 parties in conflict. This is a settlement issue.

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N0help4u agrees: exactly and the divorce is past history which they reconciled anyway
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