My died had monies in bank but only in her name no will what can I do
Unfortunately your question isn't clear because it appears to be missing an explanation of who died.
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Unfortunately your question isn't clear because it appears to be missing an explanation of who died.
No. You can't touch your mother's account, and if the money is in her name you have no right to take it yourself.
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