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IN RE: THE ESTATE OF MYRTLE ROLLINS

Unreported Opinions//July 13, 2022

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IN RE: THE ESTATE OF MYRTLE ROLLINS

IN RE: THE ESTATE OF MYRTLE ROLLINS

By Unreported Opinions

//July 13, 2022

Estates and trusts — Motion to reopen estate — Substantial justification

This appeal principally concerns the efforts taken by an attorney to collect a money judgment after the judgment debtor died. Through garnishment proceedings, the attorney obtained information about bank accounts in the name of the decedent and her family members. In the Orphans’ Court for Prince George’s County, the attorney moved to reopen the decedent’s estate, to require the payment of the judgment debt owed by the decedent, and to remove the personal representative.

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