Fort Worth, TX asked in Estate Planning and Probate for Texas

Q: If the notary that stamped the will says she didnt stamp the will thats in probate is that a big deal ?

if so could i get the will removed from the record? having a two year long battle in court one would think this information would put the cat in the bag. Nothing was ever mentioned of it.....She also wrote the will this notary and she told me that will is not the one she wrote for my grandparents.

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A: If you think you are an heir, then hire a TX attorney to contest the Will being Probated. If no Probate, then "Will" means nothing.

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