How do I get a copy of my dead father's lost will?
If you do not know the attorney who drafted the Will, you could check with friends, neighbors and family to see if any of them acted as witnesses...
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If you do not know the attorney who drafted the Will, you could check with friends, neighbors and family to see if any of them acted as witnesses...
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