Legal trusts made by my great grand mother and grand mother were changed by my mother. How can that have been done?
Can legal wills be changed by others?
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Your mother could not legally change the will without a court order.}{
If she had power of attorney should might be able to do this, check with an attorney.
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–adjective, va·guer, va·guest.
1. not clearly or explicitly stated or expressed: vague promises.
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1540–50; (< Middle French ) < Latin vagus wandering
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vague·ly, adverb
vague·ness, noun
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Could you be a little more specific?
– Stuart
A will can only be changed by its writer. It can be contested by any interested party. As an example a relative who was left out.