'My mother told me before she died that she would make provisions for me. But my father won't let me see her will. What can I do?'

The author expresses concern about their mother's will following her death, feeling that their father's assertions about the estate might not align with their mother's statements. The father claims everything was left to him without allowing the author access to the will. The author recalls their mother's indications of leaving them small, meaningful possessions, suggesting that there may be provisions for them that are currently being overlooked or ignored. They seek guidance on their legal rights to view the will for clarity.

"My mother mentioned several times that she had made provisions for me, like a piece of jewellery, a bit of money, and a painting I loved."

"After her death, my dad insists everything was left to him and refuses to let me see the will or any instructions that may have been left."

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