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Posted June 12. 2013 11:36AM

Lawyer, 2 police officers snared in dispute over wealthy Portsmouth woman's estate

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PORTSMOUTH — Attorney Gary Holmes knew his elderly Portsmouth client, Geraldine Webber, had dementia when he had her sign new estate plans that left money to a pair of Portsmouth police officers, attorney Paul McEachern alleges in a new filing with the county Probate Court.


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