Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in New Jersey

I would need more information to answer your question. If he gave her everything, and there is nothing else that affects this, and she gave everything to her three kids, then no, you get nothing. But I need to talk to you and investigate to see whether there is anything else involved that may change this.

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Robert Davies, Attorney 201 820 3460

Probably not. Your father effectively disinherited you.. This happens very frequently and is quite sad. You need to have the Wills reviewed by counsel before you make a final determination.

I am sorry for you.

Ron Cappuccio

www.SaveYourEstate.com

I agree that the best answer is maybe. Unless you can establish some basis to be included, and there are a few possibilities, like undue influence or forgotten heir, among them, you get nothing. A parent can disinherit a child, and there could be many reasons for this. More facts are needed, and extensive litigation may be required. You should consult an estate litigator.