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Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District / Jul 21, 2020

IN RE THE MATTER OF: ANNALIESE BRIGHTWELL TRUST; RAYMOND L. BRIGHTWELL VS. BEATE BOESL

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Raymond Brightwell appealed the trial court's summary judgment dismissing his registration of the Annaliese A. Brightwell Trust Agreement. Beate Boesl, the respondent, argued that later amended trusts revoked the original, making Raymond's registration invalid. The appellate court reversed, holding that the trial court erroneously determined the validity of competing trust instruments as part of an administrative trust registration process, which is not designed for such contested issues. Furthermore, the court found that the determination was made without providing notice to all interested persons, as required for judicial proceedings involving trust administration.