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Ante-Mortem Probate

Ante-Mortem Probate. Basic Idea. Obtain declaratory judgment while testator is alive that will is valid. Thus, cannot contest after testator dies. Allowed in Alaska, Arkansas, Nevada, North Dakota, and Ohio. Advantages. Testator available for observation and to testify.

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Ante-Mortem Probate

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  1. Ante-Mortem Probate

  2. Basic Idea • Obtain declaratory judgment while testator is alive that will is valid. • Thus, cannot contest after testator dies. • Allowed in Alaska, Arkansas, Nevada, North Dakota, and Ohio.

  3. Advantages • Testator available for observation and to testify. • Reduces will contests. • Carries out testator’s intent.

  4. Disadvantages • Disruptive to family. • Contents of will revealed. • Potential for testator embarrassment. • Cost.

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