Am I entitled to retirement pay from my deceased military ex spouse?
Maybe, but only if he elected SBP (Survivor Benefit Plan) and named you as beneficiary.
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Maybe, but only if he elected SBP (Survivor Benefit Plan) and named you as beneficiary.
He needs to engage a criminal defense attorney immediately; his background and record should work in his favor.
You can specifically refer to it in your settlement agreement.
Use the AVVO "Find a Lawyer" feature.
You can notify corporate--that's about all you can do unless they are knowingly posting untruths.
Were those vehicles addressed in your settlement agreement? That's the starting point.
Typically, no--the formality and extra effort required of executing a will is very compelling. Much more difficult to do that than craft some...
Start with an attorney who does landlord/ tenant work.
If you are looking at a potential bill of $75,000 , yeah, I think you'd be well served to have counsel assist you--too much at risk here.
She can decline to continue to serve--best to do so in writing.