Deceased father ppi claim.

mushio

We are looking into making a claim for miss sold ppi for late father.
He passed away in 2008 and my wife was one of two executors.
Any advice regarding how we go about starting a claim.
How do we obtain proof that wife was an executor etc.

Regards,
Mushio.

[Deleted User]

You need to make a complaint, not a claim. But you will need to stick to the facts of why you believe it was mis sold.

The will or probate documents will show who the executor was.

mushio

Thanks for your reply. So in order to make a complaint we first need to obtain proof that my wife was an executor.

Who do we go to for that please.

[Deleted User]

She, or the solicitors she used, will have a copy of the will and probate documents.

LABMAN

mushio wrote: »

Thanks for your reply. So in order to make a complaint we first need to obtain proof that my wife was an executor.

Who do we go to for that please.

Read the answer in the post before yours?

mushio

We’re looking for advice not sarcastic remarks.
If you have nothing worth hearing then please don’t bother.

Thanks.

-taff

Whatever company you ccomplain to will tell you what they need for a complaint on behalf of a deceased person.
Bear in mind you can't use
they didn't know they had it
they didn't want it
they were told they had to have it


You can only use factual reasons, like, they had a lot of savings, they had cover elsewhere etc.Expect also to have to prove this.

Rainbowgirl84

mushio wrote: »

We’re looking for advice not sarcastic remarks.
If you have nothing worth hearing then please don’t bother.

Thanks.

Where are the sarcastic remarks?

Nasqueron

Rainbowgirl84 wrote: »

Where are the sarcastic remarks?

5 is a bit snarky but correct, the answer to the question in 4 was already there in 3

Rainbowgirl84

Nasqueron wrote: »

5 is a bit snarky but correct, the answer to the question in 4 was already there in 3

Really....????

-taff

well, #2.............