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Legal Question of the Day 7.6.26

  • Writer: Pamela Higer-Polani
    Pamela Higer-Polani
  • Jul 16
  • 1 min read

Legal Question of the Day:

"My aunt redid her will in July 2025.

My cousin was the executor of the will.

My aunt passed away in November of 2025.

My cousin recently filed my aunt's old will, of which she was also the executor and where she is left everything.

In July 2025 after changing her will, my Aunt told me she was leaving me stock worth x amount of dollars.

What is my recourse?"


Variations of this inquiry often are addressed to my law firm.


My response to this specific person's concern?


"First of all, my condolences over your aunt's passing.

Do you have a copy at the very minimum of the more recent Will?

If so, you will definitely need an attorney to represent your interests and object to the current document entered with the court.

Run! You only have a limited amount of time to make that objection.


For more suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact my law firm directly at Pamela@LawPHP.com or visit our website at www.BocaDelrayAttorneyatLaw.com

Again, my sympathies and good luck with your efforts!


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