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∙ 13y agoAbsolutely not. A last will and testament is solely at the discretion of the author. Gay or straight, they can elect to leave whatever they want to whomever they want. This may vary from country to country, but essentially as long as they name a specific individual as a beneficiary, it's a done deal. The only time there might be complications is in a case where the deceased only refers to a beneficiary as "partner" or other such vague terminology; pertaining to individual states' gay marriage and union laws.
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∙ 13y agoyes
Biological death is irreversible, irrevocable death. You can not be resuscitated. Clinical death is when spontaneous respiration and heartbeat cease, it is during this time that the person can be resuscitated.
yes black history existed after 10 years of the persons death friends and family tell about her
the amount of time between a persons birth and a persons death
Will cannot be changed after the death of the testator. His last will is to be given effect after his death.
cellular death
I want a particular persons death? can u please help me.
There are biological reasons for the occurence of death
Brain....neurons to be precise...
Not if you are receiving SS Death Benefits for the child.
death
It is a Pardon given to a person or persons after death, records have to adjust to proclaim the named as innocent after death, i.e. if I got tried and found guilty of a murder and was put to death and after my death new evidence shows that I was innocent then they would have have to give my family and decedents a posthumous pardon.