Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Wisconsin

If you have proof that you are the beneficiary of the account, you should offer it to the company which administers it and consider suing to enforce if it necessary. However, it is also possible that your father changed the beneficiary or payout options prior to his death. In extreme cases, it is also possible to sue estates or their beneficiaries for undue influence, alteration of documents, etc. and change the disposition of the estate by court order if you are successful. Therefore you should take your fact situation to an experienced local probate attorney.

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