Paternity and Inheritance Rights - after 50 years
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I have never met my biological father but am aware of his location and name. Will I be entitled to an inheritance from him? I am currently 52 years of age.
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Under Michigan law, You will be entitled to inherit if he does not have a will. If he has a will it depends upon the details. The first question is whether he has anything to inherit?
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