My husband/I both had the same wills - he to me, me to him. Have 2 lots in Georgia; we quit claimed deed to our son, but when he had to move to Alabama, he quit claimed deeded it back to us. I can't find my Ed's will altho I gave it to attorney to switch ownership of our home to me. A buyer's lawyer for 2 of my raw land lots in GA says if I can't produce Ed's will, we will have to send letters for my notorious kids to sign papers to turn their 1/2 share over to me. Is this true?
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Your post is very confusing and cannot be answered. If your husband is living and you refer to him in the present tense, why do you need his will?
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