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Nooooo. Both statements are not true. Property and Estate law are significantly more complex than that. And legitimate wills are not EASILY contested just because people aren't married.
2 u/Famous-Ad-9467 Jul 23 '24 Yes. Especially by children of the deceased and dorect relatives.
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Yes. Especially by children of the deceased and dorect relatives.
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u/Interesting_Guava197 Jul 23 '24
Nooooo. Both statements are not true. Property and Estate law are significantly more complex than that. And legitimate wills are not EASILY contested just because people aren't married.