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In Re: Vickie Lynn Marshall, et al v. NULL
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August 19, 2014
Anna Nicole Smith Estate Loses Bid For $44M In Sanctions
A California federal judge closed the door Monday on the Anna Nicole Smith estate's fight to claim more than $44 million from her late son-in-law, E. Pierce Marshall, saying he found no basis for sanctioning Marshall's estate for allegedly interfering with her inheritance claims.
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March 28, 2012
Anna Nicole Smith's Estate Seeks Sanctions In Inheritance Feud
Attorneys representing the estate of Anna Nicole Smith argued in California federal court Wednesday that Marshall Petroleum Inc. should be sanctioned tens of millions of dollars because the son of J. Howard Marshall II, Smith's late husband, committed probate fraud nearly a decade ago, swindling Smith out of a share of Marshall's multimillion-dollar estate.