Sean R. Weissbart, partner and co-chair of the Tax, Benefits, and Private Client group, recently spoke with Entertainment Tonight about the legal dispute involving Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s widow, Tenisha Warner, who is suing his mother, Pamela Warner, one year after the actor’s death.
"I think she does have a strong case," said Sean. "Before they got married, they signed a premarital agreement."
"This prenuptial agreement said that Malcolm was going to acquire a $1 million life insurance policy. He was going to give her a $16,000 payment every year. He did none of those things. Now he dies, it makes the surviving wife a creditor of the estate," Sean explained.
To watch the full interview featuring Sean, please click here.