Terence Talks: Princes' Will and Estate in Question

JERICHO, N.Y. - May 12, 2016 - PRLog -- With the untimely death of Prince, came a slew of individuals coming forth looking for ways to capitalize on their interests. This happens to many celebrities who are in the public eye. Terence E. Smolev of Smolev Law said "It is not uncommon when someone of wealth passes away that people appear and claim that they are rightful heirs entitled to all or part of that dead persons assets. We have seen that with the James Brown estate and now with the Prince estate.  Years ago without DNA testing the unraveling of heirship was more difficult, but not impossible. In fact, not that long ago it was determined that many people claiming to be descendants of Thomas Jefferson was found to be true. DNA played a part in those determinations. You may even see women and men appearing to claim spousal rights. DNA does not play a role in those claims. Marital certificates and/or common law marriage rights become in issue. Let the circus begin!" To read more about living wills and estates you can see Terence's website at http://smolevlaw.com/