Last Will And Testament-Will And Testament

chutedent asked:


For example, the disciples of the first century believe in the teachings of Paul including 1 corinthians 14:34-35 “Let your women keep silence in the churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak; but they are commanded to be under obedience as also saith the law.
35 And if they will learn any thing, let them ask their husbands at home: for it is a shame for women to speak in the church.”

Waldo Schellenberge

flea asked:


My aunt signed and dated her typewritten will (with two witnesses present) before she passed away. She was a US citizen, but some of the property stated in the will is in the Philippines. My mom (a dual citizen of the US & Philippines) is supposed to inherit nearly everything (according to my aunt’s request in the will), but now my mom’s siblings are saying, “No, you need to prove the signature in the will is real before we let you have everything. If not, the property should be divided amongst us all.”

1) How do you prove a will is legal when the person has already passed?
2) Why does my mom even have to prove it’s valid? Shouldn’t they prove it’s invalid?
3) Will the US Embassy help my mom since my aunt was a US citizen and the people (my uncle and aunts) who are making it difficult are non-US citizens? Doesn’t the US Embassy protect and help all US Citizens (living or deceased)?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Andre Alarid

Godsgirl asked:


My husband had a friend see if his father had left a will in the state where they had lived. We don’t live there anymore. There was a will on file with a filing number. In addition to the will there was something else filed specifically for my husband with it’s own filing number. My husband can’t remember what it was called and we can’t get in touch with our friend. He said it sounds like it starts with “sect…” but he can’t remember for sure. It is not section, or succession. Does anyone know what this might be?
It’s not executor, we know all about that what an executor is. Thank you for the help, though. I’m starting to think it is succession, and that he just does not know. The will is in Louisiana, and I see from Googling that the term “succession” is common there. Any more ideas are still appreciated.

Phil Ganibe

light headed asked:


Business Name: Home Title Solutions
Motto/Trademark: Personal Professional Confidential
What we do: We are basically like a probate company, we help people get legal title to a property when a relative leaves no will, etc…

In small font on the back of my business card it will say this:
Hi, I’m Sandra Martin, here to help you transfer the property title of the home you currently reside in (or care for), giving you legal home ownership. If a deceased home owner (or missing person) leaves no Last Will & Testament, it can be very difficult to put a new person’s name on title to the home. We are a 3rd generation company who have helped tens of thousands of people, just like you, throughout California with our combined 135 years of experience.

Please re-word the above part so it sounds more smooth and flow-y, along with it making more sense….?? also…does this make sense??? The person who receives it will get a pretty good idea of what we do, because the people who receive it…are living in a house that their grandma owned, they moved in, and dont pay rent, but live there like home owners, only they do not have legal title to the house…

Willia Lejune

matt94au asked:


I was about to have a new will done up, but I am confused as to who to leave my things to. Can anyone here convince me to leave it to them? My family don’t talk to me, the people I know aren’t worthy of it. And I **** the thought of some charity worker digging through my possessions when i’m gone. And the thought of the government getting my things, well.

Ben Bogatitus

thecabeman asked:


In the original Will and Testament, Dr. Jekyll leaves everything in the case of his death or disappearance to Mr. Hyde. However, does he revise this and leave everything to Utterson when he realizes the fate of himself/Mr. Hyde?

Dennis Smeltzer

saiyansoccer101 asked:


My friend passed away recently. She had a final will made up so that her family would inherit what she left, now before she passed she wrote a letter clarifying that a friend and I be left a certain amount of money. This letter was written after the will, but was notorized and dated and signed like any other document. Is this letter legally binding? Her family is fighting that the letter has no legal standing bc it was not part of the will. Do I have any legal right to what she wrote in the letter that I should receive?

Jonas Booher

JoJo asked:


And conjugal properties. My brother had all the documents. Do we have rights to know and see all the documents even if my mother still alive? Or already can have the benefits from the will of testament our father made before he passed away

Dennis Smeltzer

wallysrusty asked:


if it is the executor, what if they don’t follow the will? they say they were told differently b/4 person died ?

Loura Mirarchi

Serendipity asked:


this is in te state of califoria….

Anton Verhoeven