my sister's children, but was left to her late husband. We knew her wishes and suspect this document may have been forged. We would like to see it for a signature match.
207111
Start with these folks:\nhttp://www.trs.state.tx.us
236062
Go to the site below and click on the state the inheritance would be in and see if you have anything.  It is worth a try.
470999
that sister should have her letters taken away. these are not things to be "traded" . you both need to be put on line again. you obviously didn't pledge hard enough anyway.
310354
Do you know what state they were married in?\nIf you do all you have to do is contact the dept of vital records because if it is a legal marriage it would of gone through that dept.
467813
Would'nt think so.Especially if your only replacing a lost document.If her biological is'nt about should be irrevelant.Even if you're changing the name(deed poll)you would'nt need this info
118492
I had a cousin that was adopted and she found my aunt after 30 something years. She contacted the adoption agency and then they contacted my aunt and had to get the OK from her to give my cousin the file but I am not sure how it works the other way if my aunt would have wanted the information if they would have given it to her or not. Hopefully this helped.
242491
The only way I could see them not letting you use it is if it wasn't paid in full.  Contact the cemetery, ask them what it was really about.  And you have the right to copies of anything you signed.  I have never heard of that excuse before.  I doesn't matter where he lived.  Get a copy of what you signed and if you feel they were wrong get a lawyer.  That was pretty low and thoughtless of them to tell someone something like that the day of the funeral.  I am really sorry you had to go thru something like that after losing your father.  My condolences.
185936
i would start at the county courthouse archives first. if they can't help you they probably can direct you to someone who can. \n\nthere will be a fee no doubt. you may even need to contact a lawyer. \n\nthe biggest problem i see you running into would be if it is a child family court thing..it may be sealed. you may need to get a court order to view them.
63741
Go to the County Building, as they should have records of all that are lisc. in your area to perform marriages. That's the best  bet, as if you just look in the newspapers you could get a fraud. Also check out variouse churchs, synagoges,etc.
403515
hiya!! just dealt with the same problem at home...if you contact birth deaths and marriages,for a small fee you can get a copy of your original birth certificate!! good luck
637894
Sounds like it is(and no offense) but dirty laundry that the gov doesnt want brought out. Keep writing..bring that family some closure.
162967
Call the lawyer who did his will.  If your husband is in the will, he has a right to read it. They should send you a copy of it.
608190
I dont think so- wouldnt it be considered forgery?
628577
Have you scoped out the county recorder?  They probably have the info you need.
41287
YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO CONTACT THE IRS AND ASK THEM FOR A COPY.
442921
an arrow with your name hand written would be nice  I am not sure you can buy just one but hey if there is more than one grand kid than chip in together
254061
See if a local historian knows anything about it. They might know because, as I always say, "If there's on person interested in it then there must be another" since how the brain works and all that are very related and there are good possibilities that someone else has also heard of the case and would like more info just like you and it's probably the local historian.