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How to copy email in the Last Will and Testament

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Eric and Ocoee Eric youre on news 96:5 go ahead thank you my dad is 94 and he has a will but we cant find the copy anywhere and he had it through a lawyer I think it was filed with the court okay can I get a copy of the will from the court somehow Eric while your dad was alive that will was not filed or recorded anywhere okay now once somebody passes away the law says it whoever has possession of that persons original will is obligated to file it with the probate court in the county where the person resides once they file that will it is public record and you could get a copy of it so Eric if youre talking about somebody filing and after your dad died yeah you can get a copy of it if youre saying Tom did it get filed before your dad died no the answer is no so basically I dont know the attorney so basically we need to make a new will then basically you told me your dad died right no no hes alive okay and were just we cant find a copy anywhere hes getting like Alzheimers so w

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Who has the right to see a copy of a will?

While the testator is still alive, with limited exceptions, nobody other than the testator is entitled to receive a copy of the will. Following the testators death, unless and until probate is granted, the will remains a private document although the executors named in the will are entitled to see it.

What do executors of a will have to do?

What do executors do? Make sure all property owned by the person whos died is secured as soon as possible after the death. Arrange the funeral whether or not the will contains specific instructions to do so. Collect all assets and money due to the estate of the person whos died (including property).

Should an executor of a will have a copy?

Most people keep their Will securely at home with other important papers. The executors and key beneficiaries may be told where it is, and generally what the contents are. The deceased may only have a copy at home. The executors will need the original and it should be only to them that a lawyer will release it.

What is proof of executor of will?

A Grant is used to prove that you as the executor or administrator, have the legal right to administer the estate (and is required for dealing with the deceaseds property and in some cases is required by banks and other institutions).

Can a beneficiary of a will ask for a copy?

There is no specific legal requirement for an executor to disclose a will or its terms to anyone who asks for this. However a beneficiary can ask for a copy of the will. If a beneficiary asks to see the will and the executor refuses, they can choose to instruct a solicitor, who can make a formal request for this.

Is a photocopy of a will legally binding?

To establish the validity of a copy of a will, certain requirements must be fulfilled: Admissible as Evidence: The copy must be accepted as admissible evidence in court. This typically means it should be a clear and unaltered reproduction of the original document.

Is a photocopy of a will valid?

When someone dies, their Last Will must be found. Its crucial to find the original, not a copy, as this will be required to administer the persons Estate and obtain the Grant of Probate.

Is an email acceptable as a will?

While its true that technology has made it easier than ever to communicate our wishes and desires, an email is not typically sufficient to create a legally binding will. In order for a document to be considered a legal will, it must meet certain formal requirements that vary by jurisdiction.

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