Keep your will in a safe place and tell your family and personal representative where it is.
Gilbert Fuchs passed away on May 29, 2012. He was unmarried at the time of his death and was survived by four children. He owned a house in Norfolk, Nebraska and another house on the farm. As the Nebraska Supreme Court wrote, “Both homes were in a state of disarray, with papers strewn all about.” On top of that, “Gilbert did not keep his important papers well organized, often leaving them lying about his houses or piled in his cars.”
His children searched his homes for a will but found nothing. Local attorneys, surrounding courthouses and banks ...
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Second Marriage
It was the second marriage for Eldon and Sharlene. They married on September 24, 2011. His last will was executed 8 years before his marriage. Eldon never updated will or made a new one at the time of his second marriage.
One day before the wedding Eldon and Sharlene signed a prenuptial agreement. In the prenuptial agreement both parties “absolutely and completely” disclaimed any interest in the other’s estate including all real and personal property. They also agreed that there had been a full and complete disclosure of the property owned by the other although Eldon’s property was not valued and his income tax return was not attached. The ...
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