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Here in VA a Will isn't recorded until death when it goes to
Posted by
MW/VA
of VA on
3/7/21 5:39pm
Msg #630162
the Probate court. They decide if the Will is valid, other versions presented, etc.
Anyway, this was about a POA, not a Will.
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For documents that will be handled a lot
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VT_Syrup
on 3/7/21 9:58am
Re: For documents that will be handled a lot
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Cheryl Elliott
on 3/7/21 10:20am
Or just record the document...that's 'forever' n/m
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Lee/AR
on 3/7/21 11:04am
Re: Or just record the document...that
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VT_Syrup
on 3/7/21 11:30am
I would never record a will - makes it public record
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Linda_H/FL
on 3/7/21 12:10pm
OP said POA not a Will n/m
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Lee/AR
on 3/7/21 1:26pm
Re: I would never record a will - makes it public record
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Carolyn Bodley
on 3/7/21 1:52pm
Here in VA a Will isn't recorded until death when it goes to
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MW/VA
on 3/7/21 5:39pm
Re: For documents that will be handled a lot
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Carolyn Bodley
on 3/7/21 11:57am
Re: Will Tying not Typing n/m
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Carolyn Bodley
on 3/7/21 1:09pm
Re: For documents that will be handled a lot
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JanetK_CA
on 3/7/21 6:57pm
Re: For documents that will be handled a lot
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Carolyn Bodley
on 3/7/21 7:07pm
Re: For documents that will be handled a lot-plastic sleeves
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VT_Syrup
on 3/8/21 7:40am
Good thinking, Gerry
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Cheryl Elliott
on 3/8/21 8:10am
I agree with Cheryl. Great idea, Gerald. Thanks. n/m
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JanetK_CA
on 3/8/21 12:35pm
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