Prominent Gainesville businessman Philip Wilheit takes the stand in first hearing in dispute over Peggy Walters’ will. Here’s what he said it’s worth - Gainesville Times

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Prominent Gainesville businessman Philip Wilheit takes the stand in first hearing in dispute over Peggy Walters’ will. Here’s what he said it’s worth

Philip Wilheit takes the stand Friday, Sept. 8, 2023, in Gwinnett County Probate Court during a first hearing in regards to Peggy Walters’ will. Walters' daughters are contesting her will after she gave 40% to eight local charities right before her death. - photo by Scott Rogers

09092023 WILL 2.jpg — Philip Wilheit takes the stand Friday, Sept. 8, 2023, in Gwinnett County Probate Court during a first hearing in regards to Peggy Walters’ will. Walters' daughters are contesting her will after she gave 40% to eight local charities right before her death. - photo by Scott Rogers

Who should serve as the temporary administrator for the estate of the late Peggy Walters? That was the question attorneys squabbled over on Friday in Gwinnett County probate court.