Forging Wills Can Boomrang

@madan02 (711)
August 17, 2026 7:14am CST
This is not a topic that may interest everybody. However it is something that concerns everybody especially those people who leave behind vast and valuable properties like houses and arable lands. The problem comes when a deceased dies intestate; that is without a will. I know of a case of a rich industrialist who died without a will. He has 2 sons and the younger forged a will claiming his father had transferred the property to him.The will was contested and the forger got 2 years jail. In another case a brother transferred all property to him and his sisters got nothing. The brother is enjoying the property as the sisters accepted as they were not aware of the law. Perhaps it's part of the game.
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18 Aug
It really is wise to make a will when you can Forging a will is going to get people into trouble
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@toniganzon (81664)
• Philippines
18 Aug
Estate laws are different in each country. And those who are too greedy will always do things for their own selfish benefit. But those who are knowledgeable of the law, will be more careful.
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@Wrexxo (8335)
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17 Aug
These just highlights the greed of human beings. Why will you take over the whole property of your parents and give nothing to your siblings..it beats me
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