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Do you need an attorney if you were left CD's with you as the POD beneficiary but siblings are citing you for this money claiming it should have been theirs?
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∙ 16y ago
This is such a common cause of estate litigation, because such jointly owned property may be taken from the joint owner and put into the estate under certain circumstances. You most probably will need a lawyer if only to explain to you those circumstances. Then you can judge for yourself with the lawyer's advice whether or not the CDs belong to you. Most likely the siblings will continue to demand those CDs and if refused, may file a complaint against you to recover them. If it goes to court, you should have a lawyer represent you.
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