I presume this reply is in response to my reply down below (with wording included such as, -inhertance-, -will-).
I know this varies from state to state. And it's my understanding, that in my state, it is like you are mentioning for your state.
I don't know. I've never seen a situation quite like this one before. Or how the laws would apply to it. The virtual possibility that the reason for the divorce was brought about, was so the wife wouldn't inherit anything, might could throw a monkey wrench into it. Kind of like, how you can no longer sign your farm over to your nephew one week before admitting yourself into the nursing home, to protect your farm from the state.
All I know is, I have seen some pretty unfair things happen in court, when it comes to divorces. And usually the one that gets the better end of the stick, is not the one that got treated unfairly. I'm just glad it's not me wearing those shoes.
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