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Cheque received in my deceased mums name
lynnecarbo
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi all, my mum passed away in March and as she didn't have any estate etc it was all straightforward in regards to her pensions and bank, but a solicitor has advised me they have an historic residual refund for her, she didn't have a will and the POA ended the day she passed away, I've been advised this morning that they are sending a cheque but will have to be in her name, but obviously I won't be able to cash it. Can anyone advise me what I would need, to prove I am the beneficiary?
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Just tell the the solicitor you need the cheque in your name as the administrator of your mother ‘s estate.1
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I did, they said I need proof that I am the administrator, it was strange as he knew she had passed away as I had just told him, but he asked if I had POA, I did but that ends when the person dies, and cant be used after that, as I was advised to return it the public office when she passed, I would have thought he would know that. I'm going to call them back, thanks for your reply.0
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