Do I make a request in a separate letter to be fiduciary for my father-n-law?

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roniewatt

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Do I make a request in a separate letter to be fiduciary for my father-n-law?

« on: February 11, 2012, 07:49:22 PM »

Hi guys!

My name is Ronie Watt from Montana and I am new here. Do I make a request in a separate letter to be fiduciary for my father-n-law?

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Re: Do I make a request in a separate letter to be fiduciary for my father-n-law?

« Reply #1 on: February 11, 2012, 07:57:00 PM »

Ronnie,

Welcome, and hope we are able to help you get through this process.

Unless you have already made the application and been awarded, do not raise the issue of Fiduciary until the VA makes a ruling of incompetency. Even then you want to get the pension being paid out, and then go back and address the issue.

First step is to get the pension awarded.


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