Paid Life Insurance

I would like some information on Life Insurance of a dead mother and what children can do?

My girlfriends mother died, and police could not determine whether the father had something to do with the murder or a suicide. But it has been about 2 ½ years he had life insurance and two children who never received anything that are the ages of 20 and 18 now, but the father was not included as a beneficiary of the will, or anything. He has promised the money, I have not received anything from him but that has received money. I need help and information on how that works and if they can do something? I also recently heard of probate, and get something I been investigating, but it can make sense of what my girlfriend is saying. So please someone who can help and give information on the laws of the beneficiaries and / or spouse of any insurance payment please help I wonder? But also do not receive any portion of the money. or no to receive it? Please Website to help my confusion as well.

Well, the first thing to do is find out who was the beneficiary of the deceased. You may find that children were the beneficiaries Of Life Insurance, but seeing that children were minors at the time of life insurance can do some things. One is to give money their guardians, most likely the father, or to save money in a trust until they become adult, they have now. If the money was given to the father Care and exploitation of children then there is nothing you can do to receive the money unless they can prove a misuse of money. That can take a lot of work long time to test and to prove in court "pay" for children, especially between 17 and 15, respectively, can be very expensive. If there were no remaining bill of his death, beyond their funeral expenses, they could reasonably have spent a large portion of your life insurance. You need to know exactly what your Life Insurance Policy was, and what reasonable bills could have come from a funeral and it shows. Then I remember he took charge of the children until majority. It can be difficult to think of it, but teenagers are expensive, with automobiles and automobile insurance, food and clothing, education and extracurricular activities. Then add in housing, home. "His father took time off from work to mourn? This is what is at life insurance! It is supposed to help the family take the time to mourn his loss at the same time being able to pay all required daily life such as food, shelter, water, electricity, heating, air conditioning, etc. All these things add up, and if there was any debt before his death, such as credit cards, loans for cars, etc, these things have to pay equally. And a lot of people, if they can try to get enough life insurance to cover the debts and the house also to leave some for the family to mourn his loss, and requires without having to worry about losing a car or paying for electricity or put food on the table for two teenagers.

Ah, such is the life of a motherfucking goddamn freeloader panhandler bum…

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