Brenda Sue Gittings and Marc Richmond Gittings, Appellants (petitioners) v. William H. Deal, Appellee (respondent)

Summary

The court held that the Gittingses' claims were subject to limitations periods insofar as they sought affirmative relief, but their defenses to William Deal's request for declaratory approval were not time-barred. Fraudulent concealment did not toll the limitations periods because Brenda possessed the trust documents and other information revealing the alleged injury by July 1997. The court also held that Georgia's transfers of property from one trust to another were improper and denied William's request for court approval, affirming in part, reversing in part, and remanding.