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February 03, 2013 05:22.
Since this a private matter, you would have to ask him.
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February 03, 2013 06:18.
Unless your judgment of divorce or agreement provides for the disclosure of that information, the only way to find out is to ask him. Otherwise, you have no right to know the contents of his will.
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February 03, 2013 04:42.
His will would be private until his death.
You should make your own new will.
Your answer is that the only way for you to find out infprmation is to discuss
with him.
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