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Can you protest a will in the State of Oho, when you are the only true son and you receive a clock out of a fairly sustantial estate?

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Yes, but not on the basis of what you received from the estate. If the will did not reflect your father's intentions, fo...

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Nancy Fioritto Patete

A person who is an heir may contest a will. If you are the son and have been left out of the will you have a right to f...

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David Davies

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