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Question: Wills, Trusts, Probate - Florida

Asked on 11/7/2009

My father wrote his will 15 years ago and left my sister a piece of property since sold and does not include a new property that he purchased

My father wrote his will 15 years ago and left almost all to my youngest sister who had nothing. He left her a piece of property that does not exist anymore and he bought a new one and didn't leave it to anyone. Who gets the property and should the will be contested plus his finacial situation is greater than 15 years ago?


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The new property would go per the residuary clause of the will.  If there is none, it would be devised outside the will under the states intestacy provision.  A change in the testator's financial condition does not make the will invalid.



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