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And it gets better and better...
in Married Life
He never went back to the lawyer to sign his current will. So the effective will was written in 1990 when he was still married to his ex.
I see why anger is one of the emotions people feel after the loss of a loved one.
Re: And it gets better and better...
(((((Ishoes)))))
ETA: Can't something be done, since you are the current spouse? That just seems so wrong.
Omg. Give me a worst case scenario of what this means. You are friends with xw yes
Yes, Karen and I are friends. Andplusalso she is the executor...sucks for her. I thought it was our accountant.
Our house is owned with rights of survivorship, I think that means it passes to me automatically. And the life insurance was updated to me so that is okay. the rest of it will be interesting to untangle. I need to find their divorce decree.
Husbands should be like Kleenex: Soft, strong, and disposable.
Oh no. My heart goes out to you.
This is going to sound trite, but at least your DH HAD a will. Mine did not. I hated the probate court thing, but it had to be done. Shortly after I was done with that tangle, I had my own will made up so my kids won't have to go through what I had to do.
Forget-Me-Nots: Alaska State Flower
You should be able to get a copy of their Final Decree from the court that granted the divorce. If you can't/don't want to find your copy, just call the court clerk's office.