MWilkinson
Junior Member
South Dakota
If someone signs a promissory note and states that if they die before they receive all their money back, that the note should be considered satisfied. However a year later they redo their last will and that states that if the mortgage on the note is not paid off, her kid can elect a credit percentage against the assets he/she will receive to pay of the note.
What do I follow, the note (contract?) or the Last will?
If someone signs a promissory note and states that if they die before they receive all their money back, that the note should be considered satisfied. However a year later they redo their last will and that states that if the mortgage on the note is not paid off, her kid can elect a credit percentage against the assets he/she will receive to pay of the note.
What do I follow, the note (contract?) or the Last will?