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WEST VIRGINIA STATUTES AND CODES
§44-1-10 Marriage of female representative does not extinguish authority.
§44-1-10. Marriage of female representative does not extinguish authority.
Where an unmarried woman who is personal representative, either alone or jointly with another, shall marry, her husband shall not be a personal representative in her right, and such marriage shall not operate as an extinguishment of her authority.
Where an unmarried woman who is personal representative, either alone or jointly with another, shall marry, her husband shall not be a personal representative in her right, and such marriage shall not operate as an extinguishment of her authority.
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