I am considering leaving someone's contact info in my note as I do not trust my legal next of kin to share my note with others. If I do so, will they contact this person by phone?
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autumnal
Enlightened
- Feb 4, 2020
- 1,950
Possibly, but not guaranteed.
Have you thought about making a legal will, where you could leave things (including notes) to that person?
TrailerTrash
Just Passing Through
- Oct 10, 2019
- 240
Guessing the wording in you're statement provides the answer. Agree with @autumnal ..... you could also send timed email to persons desired.
Lorntroubles
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- Jan 19, 2020
- 3,095
Possible. They will not go through a list of names. They will push to find the next-of-kin first and foremost/authorized representative with legal documentation. I had one done but have a brain fart and can't think for the life of me. Authorities want to figure out things as quick as possible and everything else is secondary.Similar threads
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