Marla Grant is upset and suing her sister-in-law, Paula Johnson, because Marla's brother, Victor, died, and Paula (who is Victor's wife), did not even call Marla to inform her of the death, nor did Paula inform Marla as to the time of the funeral service, and Marla (who was out of town) was too late to attend any of the services. What is the probable outcome of the case?
Paula had no right to 'hide' the death or the funeral details from the blood kin of her husband.
Although bordering on uncaring, it is Paula's right to inform, include, or exclude whoever she wishes
Although bordering on uncaring, it is Paula's right to inform, include, or exclude whoever she wishes
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