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can I get a copy of my mothers will without her consent shes is living and healthy at 93?
2019-08-11 8:15 pm
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2019-08-12 2:33 am
✔ 最佳答案
No you cannot force access to her will, it's still her private property and you would need her permission and cooperation.
2019-08-11 10:31 pm
As long as she is alive and not legally incompetent, she can CHANGE her will at any time without notifying ANYONE. You don't even have a legal right to know IF she has a will.
2019-08-11 8:41 pm
No. That is her personal business often solely between her and her attorney.
2019-08-12 4:17 am
Of course not. It doesn't become a public document until and if it gets through probate. Which means she must be dead first. And she can change it at any time until then.
2019-08-11 10:41 pm
Sounds like someone is greedy! Mom can give away every asset she has and use it for her own needs before she dies leaving your asssss nothing!
You are supposedly a 70+ year old male and already posted this so what is your game?
"CAN I STILL GET PERMISSION TO ENTER MY Deceased MOTHERS HOUSE AFTER MY SISTER CHANGED THE LOCKS?"
You are supposedly a 70+ year old male and already posted this so what is your game?
"CAN I STILL GET PERMISSION TO ENTER MY Deceased MOTHERS HOUSE AFTER MY SISTER CHANGED THE LOCKS?"
2019-08-11 8:30 pm
No you cannot, you are not entitled to anything of hers whatsoever.
2019-08-11 8:27 pm
No -- but why don't you wish to ask her personally ?
2019-08-12 7:08 am
She’s older than my great aunt.
No, you cannot unless she’s dead, you can still ask her, it depends on what you want her will for.
No, you cannot unless she’s dead, you can still ask her, it depends on what you want her will for.
2019-08-11 10:26 pm
You don't her Will is private until she dies and only then does it become a public document which you or anyone else in the world can apply and get a copy of
2019-08-11 8:21 pm
No
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2019-08-11 8:16 pm
Nope.........................
2019-08-11 9:31 pm
Why can't you get a copy? If your mommy wanted you to have a copy, she would've given it to you. Otherwise, it's none of your concern.
2019-08-11 8:20 pm
I'm not an attorney, but I believe.... Not unless she wants you to have a copy. If you were named in her will, her attorney, who prepared the will,usually sends you a copy. That's been my experience.
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