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My father died in Fairfax va , created a will in Florida. I’m not sure who to contact as far as probate. But my father says 5 children two are step children. Then exclude biological kids. Which makes me ask a lot of questions. Cause one it’s involving property my father did not own my grandmother is 95 years old turned property over when she went into home . Grandmother did not want step kids. Owning property. My dad had cancer and brain tumors and was heavily medicated at time of signing. This is urgent need to find a attorney that can help in what ever state that the probate being done I just don’t know. Property in Florida he died in va. My mother also still has court order where father was supposed to pay support and didn’t
Aug 26, 2021
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Bill HenryFounding Partner | 19 years of experience
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Bill HenryFounding Partner 19 years of experience

I'm sorry to hear about the challenges you are facing. Because your father died in Virginia, and the Will was created in Florida, I can't provide any advice concerning your question on whether your father can give property to his stepchildren. Each state's probate laws are different, so you would need to consult with an attorney in Virginia or Florida.

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