is there any need for a grant of probate if you are the named beneficiary in an insurance document?
by admin ~ February 9th, 2006 . Filed under: Law & Ethics .
jason t asked:
Would anyone no.This is for my friend who tradegly had her partner died,so she is the beneficiary.They was not married,so what dot he insuranc eocmpany need?
Lashanda Liukko
Would anyone no.This is for my friend who tradegly had her partner died,so she is the beneficiary.They was not married,so what dot he insuranc eocmpany need?
Lashanda Liukko
February 10th, 2006 at 10:27 pm
If she is listed as the beneficiary on the policy, all she has to do is file a death claim with the company. They will require a death certificate. Probate is only involved if there is no living beneficiary listed on the policy.