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"LAWYER REVELS THE TRUTH ABOUT YOUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT."
"STATE LAWS CAN, AND DO, STOP YOU
FROM DOING WHAT YOU WANT WITH YOUR PROPERTY
IN YOUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT!"
Get "Peace of Mind!"
From: Steve M. Bingman, Attorney At Law
Dear Friend,
We've all heard: "you need a LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT so that you
can say who will receive your property when you die". _The truth is
that you can make your Last Will And Testament and have your say, but
state laws may prevent you from giving some of your property to
whomever you want to give it to._ Few people know that state laws may
override part their of Last Will And Testament. In fact, because its
almost never mentioned, most people do not know enough to even ask
about how state laws affect their Last Will And Testament. And,
usually, they're surprised when they find out.
"The problem: Part of your Last Will And Testament may not be
effective because of state laws."
Your Last Will And Testament, often called a LAST WILL, is
important. It is the _only way_ for you to make known your final
desires and wishes. But every state has a number of different laws
that override your Last Will And Testament. In other words, state laws
may stop your desires and wishes from happening.
HERE ARE TWO REAL CASES WHERE STATE LAW OVERRODE AND CHANGED WHAT
THE PERSON WANTED:
Real Case # 1
"Ms. X doesn't get the money"
_Ms. X came to see me. Her Mother had passed away and her Last Will
And Testament said that she wanted her money was to be divided equally
among her children. South Carolina has a law that gives money in a
joint bank account (two or more people) to the survivor regardless of
what the deceased person's Last Will And Testament says.
Unfortunately, Ms. X's Mother had all of her money in a joint bank
account with Ms. X's Sister. The money was put in to the joint account
by Ms. X's Mother and the joint account was only so that the Sister
could help the Mother. Sadly, I had to inform Ms. X that her Sister
got all of the money and Ms. X got nothing._
Real Case # 2
"Kids get only part, not all, of family home"
_My Dad's Last Will And Testament said that he gave his home to my
two Sisters and me. However, the laws of his state say that when a
married person recevies real estate, the real estate goes to both the
Husband and Wife jointly. Because of the law, my Dad'd home actually
went to my Sisters, their Husbands, my Wife, and me. My Sisters and I
received a 1/6 interest each and not the 1/3 interest each that my Dad
wanted. It was not a problem because we all get along very well. But,
what if we didn't get along?_
The fact is that every state has a number of different laws that
override your Last Will. The above are just two examples. Also, these
two cases stated above are not isolated and unique to my state of
South Carolina. In fact, my Dad lived in another state. Before you
make your Last Will And Testament, it is critically important that you
know and understand that state laws may override or change certain
parts of your Last Will And Testament.
Please understand that the purpose of state laws is to provide an
orderly process of distributing the property of a deceased person, not
to cheat you or to take away your property. The problem is that state
laws are like trying to have a "one size fits all" shoe. For some
people, the shoe is OK. But, for others, it is all wrong because the
shoe might be too tight or too loose. State laws may be what you need
and want, but they also may not be.
The Solution: Find out how state laws may override your Last Will
And Testament.
"THE TRUTH ABOUT WILLS AND PROBATE" is an INSTANT EBOOK that was
written to explain what laws to look out for and to explain what you
can and cannot change. Abraham Lincoln once said: _"Lord, give me the
courage to change that which I can change, the tranquility to accept
that which I cannot change, and the wisdom to know the difference
between the two"_. "THE TRUTH ABOUT WILLS AND PROBATE" gives you the
knowledge and wisdom to know what you can and cannot change. It GIVES
YOU THE PEACE OF MIND AND CONFIDENCE that comes from knowing who will
receive your property and who will have custody of your minor children
when you die.
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