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validity of will

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  • Check out the OPs older threads on this subject posted over the last few years.

    They really need to urgent check out this will with the solicitors who originally made it, they should at least be able to confirm wether it is genuine or not.

    I was responding to the post at face value - whilst sometimes I might go back over a poster's history, I would normally just go on what is written there.

    If there is background that would clarify the question more, it is a lot easier if it is presented rather than having to wheedle it out, or give an inappropriate answer.

    Or an appropriate answer in this case, which is to seek legal advice.
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