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My wife recently had a stroke, it has left her incapcited I need to know how to get power of attorney for myself and a daughter First, we must discuss…

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Will a pour over Will Avoid Probate in Mississippi?

No. You have a living trust and that property will pass under the trust and not probate. However, there is almost always something that you own not conveyed to the…

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Will not changed after spouses married?

Spouse passes without changing Will before we married? Do I have a legal leg to stand on. If you married after the Will was executed you are entitled to receive…

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Witness to Will also Beneficiary

The law in Mississippi addresses the situation where a witness to a Will if also a beneficiary. Don’t have any witness where the witness is also a beneficiary. “If any…

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XI was born out of an embryo transfer. Do I inherit from my Parents?

A child born to a recipient intended parent out of an embryo transfer shall be presumed to be the legal child of that parent. So, you have all rights in…

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Will a pour over Will Avoid Probate in Mississippi?

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Witness to Will also Beneficiary

XI was born out of an embryo transfer. Do I inherit from my Parents?

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