Mom wants to disinherit stepdad

[Angiediggm]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law) Pennsylvania My mother is in bad shape If my mother passed away and left a will disinheriting my stepfather who left when she was diagnosed with terminal cancer what can I do to make sure he gets nothing as per her wishes. Or what steps can I take now to ensure he gets nothing. Keep in mind he is uncooperative and won't even answer a call.. She only has a piece of land in her name only purchased before the marraige and a double wide mobile home in her name on the land they just purched last year due to a fire destroying the previous home that was originally there. She also owns a vehicle in her name only can she will that to a specified beneficiary? They now longer live on land in question but have a apartment they rented together before he left. And if he is willing to sign a quit claim if the will isn't good enough how do I go about that?

 

[Silverplum]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law) Pennsylvania My mother is in bad shape If my mother passed away and left a will disinheriting my stepfather who left when she was diagnosed with terminal cancer what can I do to make sure he gets nothing as per her wishes. Or what steps can I take now to ensure he gets nothing. Keep in mind he is uncooperative and won't even answer a call.. She only has a piece of land in her name only purchased before the marraige and a double wide mobile home in her name on the land they just purched last year due to a fire destroying the previous home that was originally there. She also owns a vehicle in her name only can she will that to a specified beneficiary? They now longer live on land in question but have a apartment they rented together before he left. And if he is willing to sign a quit claim if the will isn't good enough how do I go about that?

http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/pennsylvania-make-will-31750.html

According to this site, her husband is entitled to 1/3. http://klenklaw.com/faq-for-pa

You can't write her will for her, but you can help her get proper legal help.

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