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Will advice if possible
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An Olde Crone | Report | 3 Apr 2007 12:25 |
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Steve Once a Will has gone to Probate it becomes public property. You need to search the National Probate Calendar - available in most large libraries and Records Offices. You can then send off for a copy of the Will. Remember Wills are filed according to the date of PROBATE, not death. OC |
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Steve,G | Report | 3 Apr 2007 12:19 |
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Hi All, slightly off the track to my usual research. Would anyone have any advice on how i would find out what was written in my fathers will. He died in 1996, I do not want to ask his 'second' wife about it. Wondered if anyone would know how i could find out. This is not for monetary gain on my part, i would just like to know. Steve. |
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