Under most circumstances, you should not give a copy of your will to your Personal Representative, children, or anyone else who might have an interest in your estate. You never know what the future may hold, and you may want to change your will. You also do not want “old” copies of your will floating around because this could cause future confusion and hard feelings. Our law firm does recommend that you tell your Personal Representative where your original will is located.
About Swier Law Firm's Estate Planning & Probate Practice Group
Swier Law Firm has a nationally recognized practice in estate planning and probate law and handles the following types of cases:
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