Legal Question in Family Law in Pennsylvania

Seperated 4 years, need a will

I'm currently seperated from my husband for 4 years. He would not sign divorce papers because he did not want to lose my health insurance, nor refinance a loan I had taken out for him. The loan is cleared up, and he has his own insurance. However he is still dragging his feet. I an 39 years old with two kids. I feel I need a will so that in the event of my death, my children will inherit my estate. Is it possible to legally ''disinheret'' my future ex-husband in a will? All marital assets have been split and I have remortgaged and deeded the home in my own name, he has retained his business. We just aren't legally divorced. However I know if I were to die, he would want my estate.


Asked on 7/28/06, 1:41 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Mark Johns Mark Johns, Esquire

Re: Seperated 4 years, need a will

You should amnd your divorce complaint to include a 3301 (d) two year seperation count. As you have met the requirements it can be processede rather expeditiously. A lawyr can handle the necessary will documents pending the divorce finalization.

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Answered on 7/28/06, 2:43 pm


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