Posted by John T on December 04, 2022 at 10:37:12 from (174.203.37.138):
In Reply to: how about a Will posted by olgentdc on December 03, 2022 at 18:49:44:
olg, Im an attorney who practices in estate planning wills and probate here in Indiana and while its impossible for a lay person let alone an attorney to give competent advice absent MUCH more detailed information and thorough legal research and knowledge, I will just let you know a few basics here in the state where I practice.
You or your spouse can make a valid will regardless if the other likes it or not HOWEVER a person can ONLY pass by Will what they alone own thats NOT subject to Joint ownership or TOD or POD or Beneficiary designations PLUS a spouse can elect to TAKE AGAINST THE WILL if they are dissatisfied with what a spouse left them.
Your concerns are best taken up with a local professional attorney who specializes in estate and probate law and not here but its YOUR decision to do as you please. If you want to do whats advised or offered here (including this attorney absent MUCH more information and specifics) its at your own risk
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