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BRM
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Elite Member

03 Mar 08 #15640 by BRM

Topic started by BRM

Hi, I'm at the begining of AR and why ex is refusing to disclose her fathers will & probate, just saying she wasn't left anything. I was wondering if I can view this without her consent. eg are they open to the public to view.

Thanks in advance

BRM

LittleMrMike
Platinum Member

03 Mar 08 #15642 by LittleMrMike

Reply from LittleMrMike

Yes. Apply to the York District Probate Registry. You must of course give them full details of the deceased, full name, date of death,anything to help the Registry track it down.

Mike

BRM
Posted by
Elite Member

03 Mar 08 #15646 by BRM

Reply from BRM

Thanks. I will do

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