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Commission accepts will in solemn form for Ronald H. Rogers
Summary
The Harrison County Commission accepted the last will and testament of Ronald Howard Rogers after the decedent's representative explained the original had been misplaced; the commission moved to accept the will and to fix appropriate signatures on the order.
At the March 4 meeting the commission opened a hearing to accept the last will and testament for Ronald Howard Rogers. Rodney H. Rogers, who said he had acted as power of attorney for his father, explained that the original document appeared to have been misplaced during processing and presented the most recent copy to the commission.
County officials confirmed the will's form and that witness requirements were met as presented that day; a motion was made to accept the will in solemn form and to fix appropriate signatures on the order. The commission approved the motion by voice vote.
What this means: The county formally accepted the presented will, enabling probate-related orders and signature fixes to proceed per county procedure.
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