Legal Question in Family Law in Virginia
I'm a widow in Virginia. If my properties are in my name and owned by me alone and I remarry, is my new spouse entitled to any of such properties at my death if I choose not to will them to him? I want to will everything I own to my children.
Asked on 10/27/18, 8:28 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Michael Hendrickson
Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson
No. unless this new spouse were to somehow create a basis for his marital claim to these properties by paying for improvements to them, paying the taxes due on them, providing
his labor in working on them in such a way that increased their respective valuations. etc.,
otherwise your children should be able to inherit all of these properties
unencumbered by any such claims coming from this particular spouse.
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Answered on 10/27/18, 1:41 pm
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