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What kind of attorney do I need?
My husband died last year. His son from a previous marriage arranged the funeral and had them put divorced on the death certificate. The information is not correct and it I have been unable to take care alot of buisness because of this.
Asked on February 18, 2018 under Family Law, Mississippi
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 6 years ago | Contributor
A probate attorney is the type to help you: one who is used to going to chancery court (a division or part of country court) for matters involving death, estates, wills, etc. and knows how to make motions in that venue to amend or correct mistaken documents.
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