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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 8765820" data-attributes="member: 8461">After several filings (of affidavits, motions, and other papers) made in mid-August, it's looking like the court trial might not happen (I think) as previously scheduled. From what I can tell, having read the entries over several times now, it looks like Luke Gygax had his attorney file a motion for summary judgment (i.e. having the court make a ruling without going to trial) on August 12th, along with a motion to compel (presumably directed at Gail Gygax, though it doesn't specify what action they're asking the court to compel). Luke himself files an affidavit in support of his motion on August 15th.Subsequently, the following takes place on September 8th:Presuming I'm reading this right (and if any attorneys out there think I'm not, please chime in!) it sounds like the following has happened:Rather than going to trial, the court is going to wait until mid-October for Gail's attorney to file a response to Luke's motion to compel, with subsequent responses due by October 28th. Subsequently, on November 22nd, there'll be a hearing with regard to the motion for summary judgment (and possibly other motions as well). Meanwhile, Steven Koch requested more time to file an inventory of Gary Gygax's estate, and the court granted him until the end of 2022 to do so.With no mention made of the previously-scheduled trial, it seems unlikely that it will go forward as of September 12th.</blockquote>

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