Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Florida

Benficiary to an annuity
As the named beneficiary of an annuity for the deceased, is the annuity payable strictly to the named beneficiary, or is it part of the estate?

Asked on 12/11/08, 2:25 pm

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Re: Benficiary to an annuity

payable strictly to the named beneficiary

Answered on 12/12/08, 12:34 pm

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