i am being told that,in Florida, the life insurance policy is not considered money, and not to go to me but to the person whos name is on the policy
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I don't know exactly what you mean when you say that "the life insurance policy is not considered money". Are you a beneficiary or heir to an estate? If so, the life insurance proceeds do not pass through probate; they are not considered to be an assets of the estate. They are directly payable to the named beneficiary of the policy.
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