Does adding hazard policy to ins.entitle family of deceased to ins claim?
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Insurance Question from Aberdeen, MS
Asked on 08/09/2011
Does adding hazard policy to ins.entitle family of deceased to ins claim? A lady married my father,after his death she was to live there,upkeep pay ins.etc,and the home was to revert back to us at her death. She added a hazard policy. The home was destroyed by a tornado.She later died. Does the hazard policy entitle her family to part of the ins. and how much?
Answer given on August 10, 2011
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