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Originally Posted by ElizabethHerts
I do remember my mother-in-law being very shocked when she realised that you can buy wills. She was most indignant and thought that they were private.
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A few years back I put in for a standing search for an uncle of my husbands will for when it was published as he had recently died and my father in law was certain that nieces had persuaded his brother to alter his will in favour of them. He had no children and had promised to see the family ok. As it turned out father in law was right but we couldn’t prove any wrong doing.
When he tackled said nieces about it, holding the will in his hand as I had received it the day after it went to probate, they accused him of skulduggery in getting his hands on something they thought was private.
I think they still wonder how on Earth he got hold of it so quickly. He never told them I was behind it.