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Where's my will?

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Where's my will?
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No will of Walt's is saved. A note from June 2026 says he has none that is current (one made in 2004 leaves everything to his ex-wife) and a reminder to call the lawyer is still open. The only will in the account is his father's (2011). His mother's is not in the account either; a note says the lawyer has the original.

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Whose: Walt Pruitt (note_subject)
aboutme
date2026-06-20 22:00
bodymine - will: none. the 2004 one w/ Denise leaves it all to Denise - POA: none - health care agent: none. Cam? Carla? ask first - 401k + life ins beneficiaries: Cam. checked Evelyn - $850 for the set
Whose: Walt Pruitt (reminder_subject)
aboutme
titleCall Evelyn Castellaw about my own will and POA
detailsShe quoted $850 for the set.
date2026-07-01
dismissedFalse
Whose: Dad (document_subject)
folderfolder-dad
aboutwalter-sr
nameDad's will 2011
created2022-11-12 10:30
date2023-03-14 15:40
bodyMom's will - original at Castellaw's. I don't have one
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not_saved No driver's license is saved for Walter Sr. (a lookup must not hand over Walt's). No insurance policy is saved for the Corolla. Walt has no will or power of attorney of his own; a note and a journal entry say he has not made one. Lorraine's house has no mortgage record because it is paid off. Her will is not in the account, only a note saying the lawyer has the original. Not saved at all: her blood type, Roz's home address, Russ's SSN.

same_name Father and son are both Walter Eugene Pruitt; only "Jr." and the birth dates differ, and both passports read Walter Pruitt. The estate papers name one as the deceased and the other as informant and executor. The contact for the father is called "Dad" and says only that he died on 11/9/2022. Lorraine sometimes calls Walt "Walter". "My" always means the son.