FreedomCzar
Junior Member
This question is for Pennsylvania.
Scenario: My divorces wife and finds girlfriend after some time. Forms a will giving his estate to his daughter unless she precedes him in death. In which case his estate would go to his girlfriend.
Times passes and he and girlfriend gets married. He sells his home and they purchase a home together. They (wife and husband) are both named on deed.
Time and procrastination wins and he dies. Is the current will, however outdated, followed and everything goes to his daughter? Or is the daughter getting only his interest of his current real property?
I am just concerned that his widow is going to get absolutely nothing.
Thanks in advance....What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
Scenario: My divorces wife and finds girlfriend after some time. Forms a will giving his estate to his daughter unless she precedes him in death. In which case his estate would go to his girlfriend.
Times passes and he and girlfriend gets married. He sells his home and they purchase a home together. They (wife and husband) are both named on deed.
Time and procrastination wins and he dies. Is the current will, however outdated, followed and everything goes to his daughter? Or is the daughter getting only his interest of his current real property?
I am just concerned that his widow is going to get absolutely nothing.
Thanks in advance....What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?