The latest General Hospital mystery has fans asking one big question — how did Marty get his hands on Monica’s will? And did he fake it to start more Quartermaine family chaos? It wouldn’t be the first time a will in Port Charles turned out to be a forgery.
Let’s break down everything that’s happening with this shocking twist — and who might be behind the scheme.
Tracy’s Outrage Over Monica’s “Final Wishes”
Tracy can’t believe Monica left her home to a sister she barely knew.
When Monica Quartermaine’s (the late Leslie Charleson) will was read, it sent shockwaves through the family. According to the document, Monica left her beloved Quartermaine mansion — the home given to her by Alan — to a sister she’s only met once in fifty years.
Even by Quartermaine standards, that’s unbelievable. Tracy (Jane Elliot) was furious, insisting there’s no way Monica would ever do that. And honestly, most fans agree. Monica’s history has always shown that her home, her family, and her memories with Alan meant everything to her.
So if this will isn’t real… who forged it?
A Pattern of Quartermaine Deception
This isn’t the first time a Quartermaine will caused chaos. Alan’s will had fake pages, Edward’s was tampered with, and now Monica’s seems to be the latest in a long line of forged family documents.
Reports suggest Monica left Tracy something sentimental — like Pickle Lila relish — and Michael (Rory Gibson) her horses and yacht. That sounds like Monica — practical, symbolic, and caring.
But the new codicil (the legal update to her will) came out of nowhere. It suddenly transfers her mansion to her “estranged sister.” And the person who seems to know every detail before anyone else? Marty Grey (Michael E. Knight).
Could he have been the one to plant the fake codicil and stir the pot?
Marty’s Secrets and Suspicious Moves
Ronnie may be Monica’s sister — but is she part of Marty’s game?
Marty’s behavior has been more than suspicious. Before the will was even read, he knew Drew (Cameron Mathison) wasn’t mentioned in it. He even warned Drew to “sit tight and let things play out.” That’s not something a man says unless he knows exactly what’s coming.
What’s more, Marty somehow discovered that Monica had been writing letters to a long-lost sister — letters he found while snooping in Drew’s house. As soon as Monica passed away, he called someone and told them to come to Port Charles right away.
That person? Ronnie (Erika Slezak) — the supposed “estranged sister.”
Now, Ronnie’s presence makes things even murkier. She seems genuine, but is she working with Marty? Or is she just an innocent pawn in his plan to divide the Quartermaines?
The Mystery Lawyer and the Fake Codicil
Here’s another strange clue — Monica’s regular legal team, Miller and Davis, didn’t draw up the codicil. The new document came from an unknown lawyer, someone who hasn’t been seen before.
Could this mystery attorney be one of Marty’s connections? Lawyers often help each other — especially when there’s money, power, or revenge on the line.
Marty might have used a friend to create the fake document, making it seem legitimate while hiding his tracks. If that’s true, it’s one of the most clever — and cruel — tricks we’ve seen in Port Charles in a long time.
Will Tracy Reclaim the Quartermaine Mansion?
After all the lies, drama, and betrayals, we have a strong feeling that Tracy will end up with the house in the end. No matter how many fake wills appear, Monica’s heart always belonged to her family — especially her sister, Tracy.
If Marty really faked the will, his plan to pit the Quartermaines against each other may backfire spectacularly. Tracy won’t stop until she exposes the truth. And when she does, Port Charles better watch out.
