FIGHTS OVER HEIRS PROPERTY: WHEN IS AN HEIR ENTITLED TO A COPY OF A PARENT'S LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT

If you are an heir or a beneficiary, you have certain rights. However, some of the rights do not accrue until the party in whose estate you are the heir or beneficiary dies. For instance, you may be named as a beneficiary in a Will but that does not mean you can demand that the lawyer who drafted the Will give you a copy. On the other hand, if you are a beneficiary in a trust and the event which initiates payments to you has occurred, you are likely entitled to a copy of the trust. The point is, you are not automatically entitled. Consult a lawyer to see if your fact pattern makes you entitled now.
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