Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Florida
I wanted to know if I could look into the matters concerning a will that was enacted in the 90's . the person who's will that is in question would be my father of record. But the truth as to my true genetics seem to be different, regardless I am legally noted via birth records as the son of the deceased. I am the oldest of three children in his immediate family and am older than his last family. However my siblings claim since he is not my father genetically I have no claim to any part of his will even though I have his name and he is named on my birth certificate as my father. No one else had come forward legally to dispute the legal record. My Mother had asked me to wave any rights to the will based on this notion.I do not remember signing any document thats says I have done so. Is there a way I can see the will and the results of the probate hearing regarding this execution of will.
1 Answer from Attorneys
If there is a birth certificate that says you are the son, then it is presumed you are his son. So if the will said that he gives his estate to all his children, then it should be presumed that includes you. I suggest you talk to a probate attorney in your area and show all documents and discuss all the details with them. Good luck.
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