West Virginia § 41-5-12 Impeachment or establishment in court -- By person under disability or nonresident

West Virginia Statutes

§ 41-5-12 — Impeachment or establishment in court -- By person under disability or nonresident

West Virginia § 41-5-12

Ch. 41WILLS

Art. 5PRODUCTION, PROBATE AND RECORD OF WILLS

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W. Va. Code § 41-5-12 (2026).

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Notwithstanding the two preceding sections, any person interested who, at the time of the judgment or order is under the age of eighteen years, or is a convict or a mentally incapacitated person, may file a complaint to impeach or establish the will, within one year after he becomes of age, or other disability ceases; and any person interested who, at that time, resided out of the state, or was proceeded against by publication, may, unless he actually appeared as a party or was personally summoned, file such complaint within one year after the entry of such judgment or order.

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Notwithstanding the two preceding sections, any person interested who, at the time of the judgment or order is under the age of eighteen years, or is a convict or a mentally incapacitated person, may file a complaint to impeach or establish the will, within one year after he becomes of age, or other disability ceases; and any person interested who, at that time, resided out of the state, or was proceeded against by publication, may, unless he actually appeared as a party or was personally summoned, file such complaint within one year after the entry of such judgment or order.