My post was regarding a spouse receiving alimony and remarries, not dies. If the receiving spouse dies, I'll go with what tuffbrk posted previously.How can the person receiving the alimony notify you if the person receiving the alimony is the one who died?
My post was regarding a spouse receiving alimony and remarries, not dies. If the receiving spouse dies, I'll go with what tuffbrk posted previously.
Why would the Probation Department be involved? Were you guessing your ex was going to be convicted of crimes and on probation forever?I have to say that if this situation had crossed my mind during the divorce process I would have requested that the ex's will contain a stipulation that the executor is to notify myself and the Probation Department or accept responsibility to repay any overpaid funds from the "estate." I also would have inquired as to whether Probation does a cross reference with death records prior to disbursing funds. If the answer was no, I would have refused to sign the garnishment paperwork. Refusing the garnishment would have ensured that I would always be aware of my ex's current state of residence, if not their specific address, to simplify tracking their current whereabouts as well as to verify they're still living. As it was, although I declined to sign during mediation, I was ordered to do so at the divorce hearing since I had "no good reason not to." This knowledge would have provided me with at least a leg to stand on.
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Why would the Probation Department be involved? Were you guessing your ex was going to be convicted of crimes and on probation forever?
Wills are *probated*. So under *probation* during the process...Why would the Probation Department be involved? Were you guessing your ex was going to be convicted of crimes and on probation forever?
But the OP was concerned with a death, not a remarriage. If you want to discuss remarriage, open your own thread.My post was regarding a spouse receiving alimony and remarries, not dies. If the receiving spouse dies, I'll go with what tuffbrk posted previously.
No need for another thread.But the OP was concerned with a death, not a remarriage. If you want to discuss remarriage, open your own thread.
No need for another thread.
No further discussion needed.
OP is now educated on how and why he has to jump through hoops to collect money that is rightfully his because of a system that is not set up properly.
And setting up the system properly, so that all possible affected individuals are notified of a death (which is the OP's issue - yours is irrelevant to the OP's thread) regardless of varying external factors would mean...doing what?
Said person can track down Whoopi Goldberg and sing Henry the 8th until she delivers the message.How can the person receiving the alimony notify you if the person receiving the alimony is the one who died?
Said person can track down Whoopi Goldberg and sing Henry the 8th until she delivers the message.
I am glad a few got the reference. Love that movie and young'uns nowadays haven't seen it.Very well played