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My brother is trying to exclude me from my parents mutual will after death without my consent, knowledge,or testamoney.Is my brother allow to change my parents mutual will after death, to exclude me as beneficiary, also is it legal for the beneficiary's to be witnesses on the reason used against m
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While only your parents can change their mutual Will (or the surviving parent make a new Will if there is no written agreement saying they will not), a beneficiary cannot act as a witness without foregoing their inheritance. Wills should be witnessed by people who will not inherit to make sure that they are the free act and deed of the people making them.
Answered on Mar 13th, 2021 at 5:27 AM
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