I am in Texas. I have 2 life insurance checks that the banks will not let me deposit. They are made out to the Estate of my mother.
I had a Muniment of Title which as I understand, A judge rules that the Will my mother made which appoints me as executor is legal and binding.
Why are the banks requiring something called "A letter of Testamentary"?
I have already spent more on Lawyers fees than the insurance policy is worth.
I had a Muniment of Title which as I understand, A judge rules that the Will my mother made which appoints me as executor is legal and binding.
Why are the banks requiring something called "A letter of Testamentary"?
I have already spent more on Lawyers fees than the insurance policy is worth.
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