A my brother-in-law recently died. The funeral parlor requested 7,000.00 for thier services. The insurance compay agreed to write a check to them along with my sister signing it. The funeral parlor said they will not accept it unless they know what the full amount of the insurance policy is. Why would they do this?
Asked on 12/14/11, 7:59 am
3 Answers from Attorneys
S. Carlton Rouse
Rouse & Co., LLC
It doesn't make sense. Their fees should not be contingent upon the value of the life insurance policy. Hopefully you received their earlier bill in writing. At this point, it seems as if they are considering an increase in cost of their services.
Best of luck,
Answered on 12/14/11, 8:31 am
Scott Riddle
Law Office of Scott B. Riddle, LLC
The best place to find out why is to ask them.
Answered on 12/14/11, 1:08 pm
Ronald Arthur Lowry
Ronald Arthur Lowry
I cannot think of a legitimate reason. My own opinion is that this sounds irregular to me.
Answered on 12/14/11, 3:20 pm
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