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Donsdaughter
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My dad and stepmother had wills made together two months before he died. They agreed that all property be left to the spouse and at his/her death the property should be equally divided between me and her two sons by another marriage. My dad died, and I had no objection to her being taken care of as my dad had requested. But, last year, she died, and I learned that she had made a new will leaving $1,000 and my father's Korean war memorabilia, Purple Heart, and flag to me. The rest of the estate was to be divided between her two sons. As my father's only child, I felt cheated. I did receive the $1,000 but have not received the personal items of my father's that were stated in the will. Her sons have sold the property and effects and have already divided up and received their monies. The will was written in the state of Ohio. What legal recourse do I have if they sold these very sentimental items which I was to receive?