Policy owner dies, beneficary is alive and wants to cash out policy
Generally you can cash out the policy at a highly-reduced amount. You will need to provide them with a death certificate before they will discuss...
Phoenix, AZ
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Generally you can cash out the policy at a highly-reduced amount. You will need to provide them with a death certificate before they will discuss...
You may not be able to do this under the terms of your loan, as you are responsible for paying taxes and insurance. You would need to check with...
If you have custody of your son and permission to leave the state, you can legally drag him across the state line and make him stay with you. But...
There may be grounds to offer you a revised agreement, but you are not obligated to accept it. You want to speak with an employment lawyer as soon...
Your pregnancy has no bearing on your statutory right to inherit.
Your mother in law was free to make any provisions she wanted in regards to disposition of her assets. However, if you can prove that she...
First, most wills have a residuary clause, which provides that all assets not specifically reference are to be distributed to the person(s) named...
I agree with my colleagues. The issue is whether the will exists but you can't access it or there is no will. Under the first scenario, you could...
The language is enforceable. I believe you can find the law under bailment. You may want to consult with an attorney to ensure your notice is...
I agree with Attorney Monks. We need to know your relationship to the deceased person and the heirship affidavit in order to assist you.