This is troubling. My mother says I inherited money from my deceased grandma. How will I find out if true?

Question

This is troubling. My mother says I inherited money from my deceased grandma. How will I find out if true?

Answer 1

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Search in the box above for:

Your mother's maiden family name

Names of sisters and brothers

Commonly used misspellings of your last name

Family names of grandparents and friends

Associates and school mates...

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Answer 2

What's troubling about it? I would think that is a nice thing. Ask your mother who the executor of the estate was and where they put the money for you? The court would have made the executor put it in either a trust or UTMA account, so the executor has to inform you of how the money was invested and when you're eligible to take control of it.

Answer 3

check your grandma's will

Answer 4

If the will has been probated. I mean that it has been filed at your local court house you can go there and ask to see it. It is public information. If she didn't leave a will then you are stuck

because the next of kin gets everything.