Full question:
I have 4 children, do I have to leave all of them something in my will or is it legal to leave 3 of them something and not the fourth without there being a battle?
- Category: Wills and Estates
- Date:
- State: Mississippi
Answer:
In Mississippi, you can choose to leave your property to any or all of your children, or even to none of them. Not including one child in your will does not invalidate the will. However, this decision might still lead to disputes among your children.
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