bank says i need a letter testamentary to get moneys owed to me. what does this mean???
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Read More Answered By: Robert F. Cohen |
It depends how large the estate is. If it's a "small" estate, then letters testamentary are not necessary. You would just do an affidavit if it's more than 45 days after the person's death. If the amount exceeds the limit, then you'd have to file for probate of the estate, and ask the court to issue letters testamentary -- i.e. to be the administrator of the estate. |
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