How do I find out if my mother-in-law took out a life insurance policy on me?
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How do I find out if my mother-in-law took out a life insurance policy on me?
I have reason to believe that she took out a life insurance policy on me; I have a serious illness. She drained my husband’s trust fund illegally and has done a list of other such things. I was told by the local cops to call the police in her town but the sheriff is her cousin, so I can’t.
Asked on July 7, 2012 under Insurance Law, Nevada
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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
It is a huge task to undertake for you to see if your mother-in-law took out a life insurance policy on your life if you have not received notification from any insurance carrier that there is one in effect.
Most likely she has not for the following reasons:
1. you would have had to sign a document before a notary public allowing the issuance of such a life insurance policy for your mother-in-law to have an insurable interest on your life;
2. you have not been contacted by any life insurance policy concerning placement of any such policy.
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