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  • It depends on the local inheritance laws. They vary from state to state, and country to country. Type to name of your your city into your search box, and add the words inheritance law.
  • The rules differ by state, but generally, if a will is not signed, it is not valid. Think about it. Anyone could type up your will on their computer and try to present it without your signature. Would you want that? Unfortunately, the person dies intestate (without a will) and the state statute controls distribution of assets, usually in the following order: spouse, children, parents, then other related heirs. What this means is that if there was a spouse, he or she gets everything, if not then any kids divide it up and so on until you get to the first person entitled. Hope this helps.

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