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Wills and Testaments

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Begins November 5, 2028 · provisional

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Is a Secular Will Valid According to Halacha ?

Shimon passes away, leaving behind sons and daughters. He left a will that divides his assets equally between his sons and daughters. The will was prepared by a lawyer according to secular law. Do his sons have to abide by the will?

How Can One Draft a Will That is Binding Legally and According to Halacha?

Someone wants to prepare a will that is valid both according to halacha and secular law. What would be the way to prepare such a will?

Do Children Have to Obey Parents’ Wishes for their Estate When There Is No Will?

If a parent did not write a will but they intentionally stated to the children their intentions of how they want their assets to be divided. Are the children obligated to honor those wishes?

May a Parent Favor One Son Over the Others in His Will?

May a parent favor one son over the other sons in his will?

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