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For more, see our information on [[Making a Will and Estate Planning (Script 176)|preparing a will and estate planning (no. 176)]]. | For more, see our information on [[Making a Will and Estate Planning (Script 176)|preparing a will and estate planning (no. 176)]]. | ||
Can I disinherit a family member? | ===Can I disinherit a family member?=== | ||
You can, but it may not work. In general, you are free to leave your estate to whomever you want. However, the law does require that you make adequate provision for the proper maintenance and support of your spouse and children. Your spouse or children can apply to court for a portion of the estate that is "adequate, just and equitable in the circumstances". | You can, but it may not work. In general, you are free to leave your estate to whomever you want. However, the law does require that you make adequate provision for the proper maintenance and support of your spouse and children. Your spouse or children can apply to court for a portion of the estate that is "adequate, just and equitable in the circumstances". | ||
