Can my husband change just his will, when we drew up wills together years ago and signed each others?
He can rewrite his will. You may not have to abide by it, depending on what rights you can assert as a surviving spouse.
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He can rewrite his will. You may not have to abide by it, depending on what rights you can assert as a surviving spouse.
The POLST will take precedent as it is a Physician's Order.
I am not sure about the prior attorney's answer. I don't think it is that clear from your facts. Certainly the POA language will be controlling on...
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Everything previously stated is correct, I would add I would also give a copy of the revocation to all financial (banks, credit cards, etc.) and...
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Talk to a probate attorney, as previously stated you "might" be entitled to some form of distribution. You also might think about becoming the...
You probably do not have a cause of action against the power company.