death of a parent, think will found is not the last one made
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If you are the power of attorney, you do have access to the will. If you know the POA, then it is best to express your concerns before probation of the current document is closed. If you know where a newer will might be filed, you should give this info to the current probate lawyer and POA.
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If you are the power of attorney, you do have access to the will. If you know the POA, then it is best to express your concerns before probation of the current document is closed. If you know where a newer will might be filed, you should give this info to the current probate lawyer and POA.
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