A Florida appeals court has upheld the rejection of a young girl’s claim to a deceased man’s house, despite his having named her in his will. The dispute involved a 2017 sperm donor agreement between Melissa Azrack and Malcolm Dorman. The appeal failed because Azrack did not challenge the lower court’s finding that the property was not protected homestead property. A Florida appeals court has upheld the rejection of a young girl’s claim to a deceased man’s house, despite his having named her in his will. The dispute involved a 2017 sperm donor agreement between Melissa Azrack and Malcolm Dorman. The appeal failed because Azrack did not challenge the lower court’s finding that the property was not protected homestead property.
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