Uncashed cashier's check written by deceased father

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Deceased father (2004) wrote a cashier's probably to "self", and the check was never cashed. The government is holding the $9,000 stating that they don't if that check was meant to someone that might still will make a claim.

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Elisse Woelfel ·
It sounds like the funds are being held by the unclaimed property unit, and that you need the proper authority to claim them. If your father was a Texas resident, you should seek the counsel of a Texas probate attorney who can assist you with the best course of action to claim the funds. If your father resided in a state other than Texas at the time of his death, you should contact a probate attorney who practices in the county and state where he lived. The probate attorney you speak to will want to know if your father died with a will and if that will was probated. Good luck to you!
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Steven Clausen ·
You need to consult with a probate attorney in the state in which your father resided at his death. This matter be be an unclaimed property matter, which will require filing a claim with the necessary documents to show you are entitled to the funds.
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Daniel Lee O'NeilTax Lawyer ·
Talk to a local probate lawyer and they will guide you through it. Best of luck
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