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It is important that you contact an attorney as soon as you suspect that there is a problem with an estate in which you have an interest. Even if you don’t have a current interest but only a future interest it is necessary to contact an attorney now. If you wait, the estate may be dissipated and nothing will be left for you or your children.
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