Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Ohio
my uncle died and my cousin called my brother to ask for my name why ? is that, if he made her the executor, and my brother said he gave her everything. why would she need my info. doesn't that mean she get every thing? real confused and there is only 6 of us blood family left 2 in N.C and 4 in cleveland ohio i'm in ohio and how can i get a copy of the will
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If your uncle died without a spouse or children, then you would be an "heir at law" and entitled to receive notice as well as a copy of the will. You would also have a right to contest the will if you have the property grounds in which to contest it and a right to agree on your counsin's appointment as executrix. If your uncle died without a will, you may be entitled to a portion of his estate. If you have further questions or would like a free consultation, please contact me at 216-378-7570, my website is www.socrateslegal.com.
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