By Jeffrey R. Lalama | Published January 15, 2019 | Posted in Estate Planning | Tagged Tags: falsified wills, Pennsylvania probate, Probate Court | Comments Off on What Happens When a Falsified Will Is Admitted to Probate Court in Pennsylvania?
What Happens When a Falsified Will Is Admitted to Probate Court in Pennsylvania?
Falsified wills pose serious problems. When a will that has been forged or superseded by another legal document is submitted to the court, assets might be distributed to the wrong people. Thought courts have extensive experience reviewing testamentary documents and often can detect whether a will is falsified, these disputes do still occur. For example, Read More
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