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Changing the willsWhat is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Ohio Do I need to wait until the dissolution is final before changing our will ? Will my ex need to be involved in the process? If I have a new will created does it just over ride the old one or do I need to contact the original attorney and have him void it? Thanks Cross Hair |
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| Q: Do I need to wait until the dissolution is final before changing our will ? A: You may change your will at any time; the better time would be after your lawsuit is over. Q: Will my ex need to be involved in the process? A: Not unless you want him or her to be. Q: If I have a new will created does it just over ride the old one or do I need to contact the original attorney and have him void it? A: A well-drafted will will revoke any prior will.
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Sign it as soon as the divorce decree is final. While the ink is still wet. ![]() Quote:
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