Without being able to see the policy and without even knowing what company it is, I can't think of any way you can find this out other than to just wait and see. If he did actually name you as a beneficiary, your step mother cannot collect her share without putting the insurance company on notice that they have to find the other 50% beneficiary. You could try pointing out to your step mother that she has nothing to gain from hiding things. The insurance company will not pay her your half if the policy was changed, and she can get you off her back by showing it to you if it was not. She has nothing to gain from not clearing this up. All it could do is delay the pay out of her share if it was changed.

Have me write to her a polite letter showing her you have an attorney and are actually serious. We would let her know that if she does not provide the requested information, we will bring a lawsuit, subpoena the documents, and perhaps get a lot more than 50%.

Daniel Bakondi

danielbakondi@yahoo.com

415-450-0424

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