Yes. I WILL.

Anonymous wrote:If we end up collecting anything I will donate it to a charity

No you won't.

If we end up collecting anything I will donate it to a charity

I have found out why they signed paperwork and it all makes sense now.

There's no money there, OP. Just give it up. You don't sign things to be included in a will.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What do you, or your parents, need to find out? Do your parents think they were in the will?

About 10 years prior to the accident, the deceased had both of my parents sign paperwork stating he was including them in his will.

Why would the friend need them to sign anything to include them in his will?

Wills generally become public record once an estate has been through probate. If the person died years ago, you can probably obtain a copy of the will via the probate court for a fee.

+1. It is more likely he had them sign as witnesses to his execution of his will from Legalzoom.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What do you, or your parents, need to find out? Do your parents think they were in the will?

About 10 years prior to the accident, the deceased had both of my parents sign paperwork stating he was including them in his will.

Why would the friend need them to sign anything to include them in his will?

Wills generally become public record once an estate has been through probate. If the person died years ago, you can probably obtain a copy of the will via the probate court for a fee.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What do you, or your parents, need to find out? Do your parents think they were in the will?

About 10 years prior to the accident, the deceased had both of my parents sign paperwork stating he was including them in his will.

Let it go. If the money was stolen, it's gone now. Unless the person died in the last few months.