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You could put it in your will, right? That way only your lawyer has access, and if you die then it is released based on the instructions.
by enraged_camel 9y ago
You could put it in your will, right? That way only your lawyer has access, and if you die then it is released based on the instructions.
- patmcc 9y agoI'd strongly suggest NOT putting it in your will - more people than you may think end up taking a look at the will. Off the top of my head, based on acting as (co)executor for my father: -All executors -Lawyer -Bank teller (x2) who took photocopies so they know who the exeuctors are -Car insurance person, same as above -All potential beneficiaries, so they can challenge it if needed (this is a part of probate) -Once it's in probate, pretty much anyone I'd say it's safer to have in a "in case I die" envelope next to the will, but explicitly not part of the will.