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Can I sue my father’s estate? My father died last month and I just found out yesterday that I am not supposed to get any of his estate. How can this be? My father and I have not talked in a couple years, but doesn’t the law say that he has to leave me part of his estate. Right now, everything is supposed to be left to my three siblings, with me getting nothing. Please help!!!!! |
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Sent Aug 24, 2009 at 05:13:41 PM |
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Thank you for helping me with the next step! This has been a stressful time. You have helped me more than you know. |
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