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This is protected from subpoenas right?
by melony 4y ago
This is protected from subpoenas right?
- muzani 4y agoDoesn't appear to be. Inheritance here goes under sharia law, I believe, which is a separate thing to civil law. The will is there to override the default sharia inheritance laws, and also cater for assets outside it, like crypto and foreign earnings like Google Play, PayPal. And other weird assets like Steam account.
- melony 4y agoCan you put the lawyer into the contract instead and have him disclose the password directly? The lawyer is protected by confidentiality.
- muzani 4y agoI won't answer the question fully accurately in public lol, the OP question smells a bit like spearphishing. But I have no contact with the lawyers themselves. Lawyers are, say, private access to the entity that handles the will. There's an entrance. I basically have ownership over the will. This is done by proving my identity, biologically or legally. Thus I have read, write, delete access. I'm making the assumption that with a delete request, that they would return the password. Or otherwise I might have to add something that triggers the will if I am mentally incapacitated. But for now, the risk of that is quite low.