Burt Reynolds Leaves Son Out of His Will
by EG
Burt Reynolds tried to provide for his son in his will, but he put his niece in charge of making sure that things work out. Read on for details about the actor's posthumous arrangements.
Via Page Six.
Burt Reynolds left his niece in charge of executing his will instead of his son, Quinton.
According to court documents obtained by The Blast, the late Reynolds’ will was filed in Florida on Friday. It was signed by the actor in October 2011.
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Reynolds named his niece Nancy Lee Brown Hess as the personal representative of the estate. The “Boogie Nights” star put his possessions into a trust that Hess will now control.
Reynolds mentioned Quinton to say he provided for him through a trust, writing, “I intentionally omit him from this, my Last Will and Testament, as I have provided for him during my lifetime in my Declaration of Trust.”
Reynolds died at age 82 in Florida earlier this month.
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