Unsupervised Estate: Imogene Abbott Perry v. Janice Mandla Mattingly
── Unsupervised Estate: Imogene Abbott Perry v. Janice Mandla Mattingly ──
Case No.: 22A-EU-02774
Court: Indiana Court of Appeals
Date: January 24, 2024
Author: Judge Melissa May
County of Origin: Hamilton
Category: Civil
Decision: Reversed and Remanded
Judge Altice and Judge Foley concur
On September 4, 2015, Richard Abbott passed away in Muncie, Indiana. At
some point thereafter, Lauth Investigations International, Inc. (“Lauth”), a
company based in Indiana, discovered Abbott had unclaimed assets of
approximately $52,150.00. On May 1, 2021, Perry, Abbott’s heir and a resident
of Georgia at the time, signed a Claimant Agreement with Lauth in which she
agreed, among other things, to pay Lauth a “finder fee equal to ten percent
(10%) of the actual recovered amount of Assets.” (Appellee’s App. Vol.
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