06-04-2008, 07:19 PM
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| Congressional Representative Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Alabama Gender:  Posts: 2,658 Points: 14,813, Level: 78 | Level up: 91%, 37 Points needed |  |  Quote:
Originally Posted by pride_of_sterling_city  True, an attorney cannot make a non-relative a relative (except through the adoption process, which requires court approval and which is not relevant to the issue on this board).
Greedy people will always contest wills. Some of these disputes will be reduced if gay marriage is approved. | I have never even heard of cousins or siblings of the decedent contesting the will when it left everything to a long time spouse. I have not only heard of them contesting when a will left everything to a longterm gay partner but I have heard of them winning.
If gay marriages are approved, I am fairly certain that greedy relatives contesting any such will in the case of couples that have been together for decades are going to lose. Right now America spends $700 billion every year on foreign oil. That's our money going overseas when it could be staying here. We have to stop this. That's why I support the Pickens Plan. Check out the website at www.pickensplan.com. If you like what you see, please join me as a Pickens Plan supporter.
It's nothing personal. It's just that we're better than you." -- King Julien 
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