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My husband father died, there is a will, he’s asked his sister fir a copy, she is resisting. Agar can we do
Asked on February 19, 2017 under Estate Planning, Colorado
Answered 8 years ago | Contributor
If you are a listed beneficiary, then the executor must notify you of your inheritance. Also, once the Will is filed with the probate court, then you (or anyone) can get a copy since it is becomes a matter of public record. Even if your husband has been disinherited, as an "interested party" (i.e. someone who would inherit a share of the estate an heir if there was no Will), he has a right to see it. At this point, he should consult directly with a probate attorney who practices in the county in which his mother was domiviled at the time of her death; they can best advise him further.
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