Legal Question in Product Liability in Florida

Re: will

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Absolutely. Unless you are the spouse or a minor child, you do not have any right to inherit from someone's estate. It is a right given to you by virtue of whatever bequest that party leaves for you. The maker of the will can state whatever requirments he or she desires including a prohibition against challanging the estate.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.