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I am assuming that the "marital home" was in the husband's name alone. Yes. In Massachusetts there is a provision where a spouse can waive the will and take her share as if there was no will. I am sure other states have the same provision, at least I hope so. Those statutory provisions make it difficult for a man to disinherit his wife.

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Of course. If they're in the US, for example, they have the right to free speech, the right of assembly ...

However, I assume that's not what you were asking. The answer to the question you were trying to ask is "find a lawyer, Charley"; it's really too complicated to give a yes or no answer without having all the details.

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