My dad changed his 401 k percentages, he died, stepmom says he didn't tell her so she wont sign off on it. What can I do?
I agree with Ms. McMahon that if he was giving to other than a spouse, she would have had to sign off.
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I agree with Ms. McMahon that if he was giving to other than a spouse, she would have had to sign off.
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In most cases it is unwise and I would not advise a trustee client to distribute funds until all parties have signed the release and/or until an...