Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in New York
waivering your rights in a will
If you are asked to waiver your rights in a will, does that mean that you were named in that will? If not, what does that actually mean?
Asked on 8/28/06, 5:51 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Stephen Loeb
Law Office of Stephen R. Loeb
Re: waivering your rights in a will
It could mean that you were named, but it could also mean you were not named, but could have rights if the will was invalid.
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Answered on 8/29/06, 6:23 am
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