Rochester Estate Planning Attorney Discusses Disinheriting Your Spouse
As an experienced Rochester Estate Planning Attorney, people often ask me if they can disinherit their spouse.- You will not be able to disinherit your spouse unless there is a signed prenuptial or anti-nuptial agreement.
- The only other reason you can disinherit your spouse is if he or she abandons you for a year
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