Q: My Father passed away years ago and left his assets to my 3 male siblings and his his new wife's 4 children. Total 8 kid
Can't get complete question in on prior page. Per father's Will all assets went to his surviving wife. His wife passed away and she has new will where all assets go to here 4 children, all sons on father's Will were removed. In short instead of assets being split between 8, now all assets go to my father's wife's children.
Can my father's wife write father's sons write all 4 father's sons out of will and just give all assets to wife's children.?
A: Yes. Only a spouse has a statutory right to inheritance.
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