Florio v. Florio (2005)
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Fierst v. Laird (2009)
See Florio v. Florio, 445 Mass. 1004 (2005) (declining relief absent indication that relief sought is necessary).
declining relief absent indication that relief sought is necessary
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Taylor v. Burke (2007)
See, e.g., Fla. Stat. ch. 655.55(1) (2006). 3 Our court has recognized as much, see Florio v. Florio, 445 Mass. 1004, 1006-1007 (2005) (“Unlike Massachusetts, Florida has a statute governing choice of law in connection with bank accounts.
“Unlike Massachusetts, Florida has a statute governing choice of law in connection with bank accounts. In these circumstances, we are not persuaded that Massachusetts law applies to the determination of ownership of the funds in the Florida account” [citations omitted]
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In re the Estate of Lunt (2007)
See Florio v. Florio, 445 Mass. 1004 (2005) (noting that supplemental documents provided by plaintiff at court’s request, which were not included in record initially presented to court, demonstrated that facts were other than as alleged).
noting that supplemental documents provided by plaintiff at court’s request, which were not included in record initially presented to court, demonstrated that facts were other than as alleged
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Barboza v. McLeod (2006)
See Florio v. Florio, 445 Mass. 1004, 1006-1007 (2005) (noting that Florida choice of law statute would appear to govern issue which law determines ownership of joint account, but declining to grant relief where scant documentation of decedent’s domicil and without account agreement).
noting that Florida choice of law statute would appear to govern issue which law determines ownership of joint account, but declining to grant relief where scant documentation of decedent’s domicil and without account agreement