Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Pennsylvania
Granddaughter have access to Grandparents Wills
My daughter's grandparents just died recently, the Grandmother 1 year ago and the Grandfather this pass summer. I have been waiting to hear from the executor for any items left to my children. Nothing so far. Can you tell me do I have legal rights to request any information about my daughters, if they are mentioned in the will? Please note that my x-husband is also in arrears with his child-support, I have requested a certificate of arrears in order to send it to the estate. Is there a way to find out who are the lawyers handling the estate?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Granddaughter have access to Grandparents Wills
If the Will has been probated, then it becomes a public record in the county in which your daughter's grandparents resided. You can get a copy of it from the Register of Wills office. The file should also indicate if an attorney is involved along with the attorney's name and contact information.
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