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Does the widow have a leagal right to dispute the will or any recourse to claim more than what she was left with ?A husband dies.The children from former marriage produce a Will signed on his deathbed prompted by them the night befor he died of bone cancer.children take all monies of husbands,even the funeral donations.Widow is harassed into giving up all memorabilia of her husband and eventually pushed out of the house which she is 2/3 owner. Kids now rent the house out and have no contact with the widow. Attorney answers (0)No Attorney answers yet.Most questions get answered by a lawyer within a few hours. Until then, the questions below might help you. Other answers (1)
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Answered by a user, over 2 years ago.
The question suggests multiple legal issues that might be resolved in the widows’ favor, all of which must be reviewed by an attorney competent in probate and marital property law and being fully apprized of all of the factual circumstances. There are no effective alternatives other that sound, experienced professional representation.
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