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| text = “My sister Susan died without a will. A year before, she told me what she wanted done with the things she owned. Her car was supposed to go to me. But without a will, there’s no way to prove it. So everything is going to her daughter, Amy.” <br/>- Janet, Vernon}} | | text = “My sister Susan died without a will. A year before, she told me what she wanted done with the things she owned. Her car was supposed to go to me. But without a will, there’s no way to prove it. So everything is going to her daughter, Amy.” <br/>- Janet, Vernon}} | ||
