‘I’ve opened a hornet’s nest’: My mother-in-law lists my husband as beneficiary on her $1 million IRA. But her will does not. Which wins?
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'I've opened a hornet's nest': My mother-in-law lists my husband as beneficiary on her $1 million IRA. But her will says otherwise. Which wins?
My husband is listed as a beneficiary on all three accounts. However, she also created a will naming each child as an heir for her remaining investments. My husband is the executor of her will.