Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in New Jersey
my father is one of 3 heiars to my liveing grandmothers estate , which names all 3 kids, my father passed on in july, not sure but i think that his end goes back to my aunt and uncle, who have said that they will honor my grandmother's wish's and give my fathers part to his kds, but there seems to be a lot of money unaccounted for, do i have anyrights to find out about the money
1 Answer from Attorneys
As long as your living grandmother is alive, it's her money. She may want to update her will in light of your father's death. It's her decision and she's the one who should consult with a lawyer about it.
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