Cropseyville, NY Estate Planning Law Firms & Lawyers

This is something you really need to meet with an estate planning attorney about. The BEST way to do what you are trying to do is through a Trust. Whether or not it can be done completely depends on the circumstances. You CANNOT do what you are trying to do through a Will. It will not work.

You may want to have a consultation with an attorney to review your options. It is well worth the money if it will save you and your family aggravations down the line. Many attorneys, such as myself, will even do these over the telephone.

Nevada law has clear requirements to create a valid will. Obviously, one of these requirements is that the will must be signed by the testator. If you believe that the 2010 will was not signed by the deceased (that it is a fraudulent will), you must follow specific procedures to contest the validity of the will. There are specific timeframes to do so and failing to follow these timeframes could bar you from contesting the will at a later date even if it is a fraudulent will. If the 2010 will is not signed at all by anyone, then it obviously would not be accepted as a valid will by any court. Because these issues are very dependent on the facts of each case, a competent probate attorney would be able to advise you about your rights and ensure that the proper will is recognized by the court.