What to do if my wife’s grandma passed away and her aunt was the executor and 2 accounts were opened in our chidren’s names?
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What to do if my wife’s grandma passed away and her aunt was the executor and 2 accounts were opened in our chidren’s names?
At first my wife gave her my children’s SSN’s and DOB’s. She opened 2 minor savings accounts in my children’s names. We recently decided its a bad idea to have any accounts open for our kids in their names that we don’t fully control. We never signed anything for these accounts. Is it legal for the credit union to have them in our kids’ names? Can we force them to take their names off the accounts?
Asked on March 5, 2013 under Estate Planning, Oregon
Answers:
Victor Waid / Law Office of Victor Waid
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
Suggest you have thatr conversation with the grandma to remove the children's names, DOB, and SS#. Credit union has no authority.
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