Texas man excluded from mother's will loses 70-acre property battle after court ruling

William's mother excluded him from her will, which included her share of the land. (Representational photo) A Texas couple who had been living on 70 acres of land they said had belonged to their family for decades have lost their fight to keep possession of the property. William Dan Moss and his wife, Brenda Moss, had challenged an eviction order after a dispute that began with William being left out of his mother's will. A Texas appeals court ruled against the couple on Thursday, allowing the earlier eviction judgment to stand.The property is located in Sulphur Springs, Hopkins County. According to the details of the case available on Justia, William's mother had owned a share of the land, but when she died, her will specifically excluded him from inheriting her estate. William disagreed with that decision and took the matter to court. His challenge was unsuccessful, but the disagreement over the land did not end there.William later brought another case in an attempt to establish his claim to the property. That also failed. Meanwhile, Mark Lawrence, who represented a group known as the Garner Heir Group, wanted William and Brenda to leave the land. But Lawrence maintained that the...