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Originally Posted by Tom Earp
What part did you not understand about what I said? It is in my will which is a binding contract that any judge will abide by. He has to because it is The Law!
This is my last will and testiment no matter what.
It is written in stone, notorized, period. 
Yes, it is done by a Lawyer who is a Brother of mine.
It was my decission and he abided by the Law of the area.
Sorry mot to be snide as there is a difference than snarky! |
Calm down - MC was asking a very reasonable question, for the reasons that he and Kevin explained. A lot of people think that they're signing certain documents, when in actuality those documents don't have the power they would like or prefer.
What you signed does sound a lot more like an Advanced Directive.
*Also not legal advice - just the impressions of a law student who has taken courses in trusts & estates and elder law.)*