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What to do when a partner/spouse dies.
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Everybody has to die one day. Live your life with enthusiasm and enjoyment. Do not regret any special one death. Life go on. People go..! Have a beautiful and good life.0
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It is surprising how people avoid talking about death, like if they can avoid it...0
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I am the executor and beneficiary to my friends estate.
Very sadly Sue passed away on the 7th January 2014.
Sue was in receipt of a widows pension from Civil Service Pensions, from her late husband who died in 1987.
My question is, purely because I am undergoing the probate application, would Sue's estate receive any lump sump or any other payment from the Civil Service Pension administrators?
Thanks,
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Bumping this thread for BMG over on the Debt Wannabe thread. She has just lost her husband.0
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