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SheilaT

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5. That is very considerate of you.

Reply to shireen (Reply #4)

Fri Feb 28, 2014, 01:55 AM

Feb 2014

Especially with no family nearby.

Last May my brother-in-law died unexpectedly from a stroke at age 63. I was shocked to learn he had no will, especially as they'd both been married before. I need to get around to updating mine, which I've been slow to do. I did do an update at the time of my divorce, but I think it needs to be looked at again, especially as I moved to a different state.

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i need some advice [View all] shireen Feb 2014 OP

just saw this on the top of the latest page Kali Feb 2014 #1

thanks Kali shireen Feb 2014 #2

Get all of your paperwork in order. SheilaT Feb 2014 #3

Thank you SheilaT shireen Feb 2014 #4

That is very considerate of you. SheilaT Feb 2014 #5

"leaving a mess" OKNancy Feb 2014 #6

yes! that's the worst part of it. shireen Feb 2014 #7

As my Irish grandmother used to say "God love you" -- You're sweeter and more unselfish whathehell Mar 2014 #8

what about your partner and your pets? shireen Mar 2014 #9

It's all under control.. whathehell Mar 2014 #10

unfortunately, shireen Mar 2014 #11

I'm sorry to hear that, Shireen, whathehell Mar 2014 #12