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"Say not the Struggle nought Availeth" <nospam@nospam.net> wrote in message news:ObHxd.3181$_X7.1353@newssvr33.news.prodigy.com... > The problem is not the ticket, but the oversight on the application. If > the bar examiners determined that you lied

Jane, Find out where the local court house is and call the clerk's office. They should be able to direct you to the people who take care of wills. If there is no will then the State of New York has procedures to divide up property. You do in

It's not filed until death. => Then this women will not file it if anything was left to my son. She will no doubt claim there was "no Will" and cut him out completely as my family feared. You can open up a probate matter with the court or post

The problem is not the ticket, but the oversight on the application. If the bar examiners determined that you lied on your application, then they could refuse you admission to the bar. The bar association can be quite picky on this matter. This

On 20 Dec 2004, Anonymous-Remailer@See.Comment.Header (Jane Doe) wrote: > My son's father who lived and died in N.Y. just > told me his former wife not my son that he had > a Will written up in 1986 about a week before he > married his second wife

On 20 Dec 2004, Anonymous-Remailer@See.Comment.Header (Jane Doe) wrote: > My son's grandfather Tim bought and paid for a > house in Queens NY in 1938. I married Tim's son > in 1963 and we had a son together in 1965. We > all lived in Tim's house.

'flakey714@aol.com (ken=A0as=A0always) =A0=A0FYI---I see that dave the noted uneducated fundy religious webtv troll have been able to draw ya'll into one of his idiotic threads....Google Group any of his many other nics such a itisdave, davefromIllin

--WebTV-Mail-11200-411 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit I have a claim from hurricane francis that my insurance company has not sent the check out for. The claims adjuster came out on Nov 5th and said he

It's not filed until death. You can open up a probate matter with the court or post an advertisement in the local bar association's magazine (monthly or weekly, depending on if they have it) asking for leads for the lost will. Do you know who his at

My son's grandfather Tim bought and paid for a house in Queens NY in 1938. I married Tim's son in 1963 and we had a son together in 1965. We all lived in Tim's house. Tim died in 1972. My husband Tanner inherited the house free and clear. We

Sorry I have to sent this twice but these remailers are not reliable. Only about 1 in 4 make it to usenet. My son's grandfather Tim bought and paid for a house in Queens NY in 1938. I married Tim's son in 1963 and we had a son together in 1965.

Thanks Lex! I know it is a change but we go back and forth in which way we want to go here. Either sell or fight. Thanks a million! Lex Luther wrote: > Dude...that is quite a change in the fact pattern. In your original > question you wanted

Look, Anonymous, much as I resent my tax money being spent on giving nutters like yourself access to the internet from your padded cells, I wouldn't mind so much if you used the resources we provide for actually improving your education and knowledge,