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Her will was filed in court yesterday, and reclusive heiress Huguette Clark left behind a $400 million estate that will be divvied up between her nurse, her goddaughter, an arts foundation, and—in a move thats raising eyebrows—her lawyer and accountant. Wallace Bock and Irving H. Kamsler will each receive $500,000, plus additional monies for their roles as executors of the estate and members of the new foundations board. The Manhattan DAs office is investigating the duos handling of Clarks money, a source tells the New York Times.

Relatives have questioned Bocks and Kamslers intentions in the past, and accused them of blocking visits from Clarks relatives. Bocks own drafting of the 2005 will is also raising eyebrows. The will explicitly declares that no family members receive anything after her death. Clarks nurse is the biggest individual beneficiary, receiving a doll collection that could be worth millions as well as 60% of various assets worth some $40 million. Most of Clarks assets, including an oceanfront Santa Barbara estate and most of her art collection, which includes works by Monet and Renoir, will go into a foundation that will be created to promote the arts. A medical center where she lived, an art gallery, her assistant, and a physician will also benefit.

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