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You should consult with an attorney. Some states have strict requirements for disinheriting a child in a will. If it is not done properly the disinherited child can make a claim against the estate and receive a statutory share as though there was no will. If that is the case in your state, the grandchildren would receive their deceased father's share.

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Q: Mother did not probate fathers will she then died and in her will left assets to one son and none to other diseased sons children or widow.?
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