Keading
Keading v. Keading CA1/3
Opinion
Opinion
Filed 9/21/22 Keading v. Keading CA1/
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IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
FIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT
DIVISION THREE
KENTON KEADING,
Plaintiff and Appellant,
A159795
v. HILJA M. KEADING, et al., (Contra Costa County Super. Ct. No. MSP16-00402) Defendant and Respondent.
Kenton Keading1 was ordered disinherited as a beneficiary under the Survivor’s Trust of the Keading Family Trust after he violated a no contest clause by bringing two trust contests that were untimely and therefore without probable cause. On appeal, Kenton argues the applicable 120-day statute of limitations was not triggered due to defects in the required statutory notification that was served in March 2016. We affirm.