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My Nana had a life insurance policy in my father. My Nana passed away over the summer and my father passed in October. The insurance made the check to Nana’s estate. She has an executor of her estate. I am supposed to get that money from my fathers insurance per Nana’s wished and the executor is aware. I am curious what the process should be and how long I should expected as am am starting to worry and hate to think the executor is up to no good.
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While you may be a beneficiary of your father's estate, this will take some time to settle. First, your grandmother's estate must be settled. Then your father's estate must be settled. A beneficiary is only entitled to request an accounting 15 months after the executor has been appointed. If no distributions have been made two years after the executor is appointed, a beneficiary can ask the court to remove the executor.
Answered on Jan 27th, 2020 at 5:10 AM
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