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Question: Can I sue the drafting attorney for failing to effectuate a testator’s unexecuted intents that would have otherwise rendered me a beneficiary?
A: Generally, no.
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Can I sue the drafting attorney for failing to effectuate a testator's unexecuted intents that would have otherwise rendered me a beneficiary?
September 17, 2024 at 11:46 AM
2 minute read
Question: Can I sue the drafting attorney for failing to effectuate a testator’s unexecuted intents that would have otherwise rendered me a beneficiary?
A: Generally, no.
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