Will/Trust
Question Details: My Grandfather recently passed away. My Aunt said she is in charge, but I think I might also be on there. I asked for a copy, and she said she didn't have time to give me a copy. I know I have to now request via certified mail, but how long does she have to respond or provide me with a copy? I believe it is a trust, but not 100% sure.
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It depends on which it is, because one is private and is one filed with the court.
So, you need to do the following:
Contact the court in the county in which he died to see if it has been probated. -- then you know it is a will. If not, try www.attorneypages.com to consult with an attorney and demand a copy.
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