Sure, its the person's will. They can do what they want with it. The process is called "being disinherited." Because children are presumed to be heirs, and can challenge a will claiming that they were left out in error, many states require an explicit disinheriting statement in a will to accomplish that. In other words, you can't disinherit a child simply by not mentioning the child in a will, in many jurisdiction you have to say explicitly that you leave nothing to that child.
In most jurisdictions a parent can disinherit a child as long as the will conforms to state law.
You must have a valid reason to contest a will. Reasons include undue influence, error, fraud, technical mistakes in the drafting if the will or questionable legal capacity of the testator. Is there a "no-contest" clause in the will and is it enforceable in your state. You should consult with an attorney who specializes in probate law in your area to determine if you have any valid cause of action before wasting your time and money and the court's time and money.
Yes, you can leave a child out of the will if you so wish. It cannot be done 'accidentally' the court will fill their name in, but if it is clearly intentional, they can be left out.
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It really depends on the intelligence of your child, but most children don't get left alone until they are about 11 or 12.
No
He left her no she left him. i wathced it earlier
There is a 26% chance that the child of two left-handed parents will be left-handed.
13 is the legal age for a child to be left alone in the US
sad
The child can get lost or hurt.
She had polio when she was a child and it left her with a limp.
No child should be left at home until they are at least 14
12!
When Jesus was a child he got left behind in the temple.
to not leave a child behind
There are no legal laws about the age a child may be left alone but a child who is left alone too young could leave the parent liable for negligence or child abuse. A general rule of thumb would be if the child can cook for him/herself or call emergency services.
Not nearly enough information; How old a child? Left under what circumstances? Left for what reason? What is your relationship (if any) to the child?
The controversy over the No Child Left Behind Act is related to whether it has worked or not