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Can brother have all of his mother's checks when she dies paid into his account?
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∙ 8y ago
If you are talking about benefit or pension cheques in the UK then the answer is no.
A persons death must be reported to the relevant authorities so that payments can be stopped. You can go to prison for taking a deceased persons payments by not reporting the death.
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