Generally, the Separation Agreement, if properly prepared by a competent attorney, will include a provision stating that neither party will have any claim to the estate of the other party despite any Will. Please check the Separation Agreement. Any judge who reviews such claim by a separated husband should be skeptical, and should require additional […]
Generally, the Separation Agreement, if properly prepared by a competent attorney, will include a provision stating that neither party will have any claim to the estate of the other party despite any Will. Please check the Separation Agreement.
Any judge who reviews such claim by a separated husband should be skeptical, and should require additional investigation about the matter. It may be helpful for you to contact the lawyer who drew up the Will, or a lawyer with whom your sister may have consulted who may have further information, or have a copy of the latest Will.
Good luck !
Leonard M. Weiner, Esq./DivorceSolutions