Posted on: 18th Apr, 2007 11:01 am
As a beneficiary, am I required to get a copy of the Will or Trust?
Hi Nancy,
You can ask the executor for a copy of the will, he should be able to give without any legal problems to it.
You can ask the executor for a copy of the will, he should be able to give without any legal problems to it.
"As a beneficiary, am I required to get a copy of the Will or Trust?"
Nancy, after the probate procedure completes you can send a written request to the court requesting for a copy of the will.
In your request you should provide details about the deceased person's full name, his date of death, probate number and your personal details. And you will have to pay a small fee to get copy of the will.
Miller
Nancy, after the probate procedure completes you can send a written request to the court requesting for a copy of the will.
In your request you should provide details about the deceased person's full name, his date of death, probate number and your personal details. And you will have to pay a small fee to get copy of the will.
Miller
Hi Nancy,
Welcome to Mortgagefit forum.
After completion of probate of will the executor will send a Notice of probate of the will to all parties who have an interest in that property (beneficiaries). This notice is sent within 60 days of probate. The notice will provide the name and address of the executor, along with which a copy of the will can be sent or any person can request for a copy himself if it is not sent.
Colin
Welcome to Mortgagefit forum.
After completion of probate of will the executor will send a Notice of probate of the will to all parties who have an interest in that property (beneficiaries). This notice is sent within 60 days of probate. The notice will provide the name and address of the executor, along with which a copy of the will can be sent or any person can request for a copy himself if it is not sent.
Colin
I was a minor at the time of death and I am sure they left something for me, but was never told by greedy aunt.
rachel, if there had been a will leaving you any assets of the estate, i would think the probate court (if applicable) or whoever represented the estate, would haved contacted you.
