The New Lawyer Q&A
Nov. 17, 2012
Sample Question 5
In 2004, Mae, a widow, executed a valid will, intentionally leaving out her daughter, Dot, and giving 50 per cent of her estate to her son, Sam, and 50 per cent to Church.
In 2004, Mae, a widow, executed a valid will, intentionally leaving out her daughter, Dot, and giving 50 per cent of her estate to her son, Sam, and 50 per cent to Church.
In 2008, after a serious disagreement with Sam, Mae announced that she was revoking her will, and then tore it in half in the presence of both Sam and Dot. In 2010, after repeated requests by Sam, Mae handwrote and signed a document declaring that she was thereby reviving her will. She atta...For only $95 a month (the price of 2 article purchases)
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