where in my comment did I say she was’t?

P.S. If you are truly too poor to pay $150 for a will, then a lot of Legal Aid offices offer will clinics. You have to be truly indigent or a veteran, but these are attorney-drafted and backed up by the malpractice insurance of Legal Aid.

No lawyer worth their salt will look at a Legal Zoom will and tell you “it’s valid”. I won’t even look at another attorney’s will and say “it’s valid.” Why? If I do that and something is wrong or the law later changes, I own whatever mistake that LZ or another attorney made. It’s like a game of hot potato with the…

He won’t win. There’s either “valid will” or there’s intestacy. I’m not an expert in the law of this state, but in every other state I practice, one witness = hurdle that cannot be overcome.

She may be greedy, but she’s legally correct. As a matter of law, the deceased could have put the deed in his partner’s name, he could have went to get a valid will, could have done any number of things.

“because of greedy assholes”

“He could, but it’s rightfully his and he may have his own heirs”

Sigh.