Nana46
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Can I ask please who is CK? Interview with CK? TIA
A lady who was longtime Missouri friend of CWW & MS. (went to the same schools when young etc)Can I ask please who is CK? Interview with CK? TIA
A lady who was longtime Missouri friend of CWW & MS. (went to the same schools when young etc)
She came to Florida for Teresa's funeral and became suspicious of MS after spending some time with him at the Jarvis Rd house. He told her Teresa had been bludgeoned with a hammer 17 times....EVEN BEFORE police released info! His overall demeanor was "uncomfortable for her"....especially when she started describing how she thought the attack on Teresa occurred. (BTW, as I listened to her interview, I wanted to scream.....RUN CK, RUN!....I was afraid for her, even as she related the events.)
clue: Last name rhymes with brain
I think the house was transferred into MS's name only after TS died. Not sure what the status is as I thought a family member was petitioning to be executor of her estate. If the house was now only in his name, her estate would not benefit from keeping the house up until it is sold. I do wonder, since he has been charged, would the transfer of title to his name only be voided because of his criminal charges?
doc dump soon !? Still think something illegal was being done behind TS's back at the practice.....
If he is convicted, slayer statute will revert the house back to Teresa's estate.I think the house was transferred into MS's name only after TS died. Not sure what the status is as I thought a family member was petitioning to be executor of her estate. If the house was now only in his name, her estate would not benefit from keeping the house up until it is sold. I do wonder, since he has been charged, would the transfer of title to his name only be voided because of his criminal charges?
(2) Any joint tenant who unlawfully and intentionally kills another joint tenant thereby effects a severance of the interest of the decedent so that the share of the decedent passes as the decedents property and the killer has no rights by survivorship. This provision applies to joint tenancies with right of survivorship and tenancies by the entirety in real and personal property; joint and multiple-party accounts in banks, savings and loan associations, credit unions, and other institutions; and any other form of coownership with survivorship incidents.
Life insurance is not part of the estate (unless no beneficiaries are named), proceeds pass directly to beneficiaries. Creditors cannot touch it.On the Lee County Property site as of 7/29/2015, a Death Certificate for Teresa Ann Sievers was recorded and the Deed to the house was put into Mark Sievers name. Criminal charges would not effect his ownership---non-payment of loans will.
The bank holding the 1st mortgage can push for MS to sign over the property OR they can go through the courts, gain ability to foreclose & take possession without his signature. Could depend on how backed up his payments are (I'm not sure) then there's the tax lien as of 2013 so if the IRS wants in they come before any bank. JMO but AFAIK with TS being deceased & the house now being on MS name alone, the property has nothing to do (MAYBE) with her estate.
TS estate/life ins with kids as beneficiaries: --there's a gray area there with Banks vs Estate funds for these kids-- TS's estate wouldn't benefit from the Jarvis property what so ever due cost of maintaining, back taxes, mortgage payments, etc. Also, if a murder had never occurred there... Sievers were never going to get their money out of it at sale, you never over build in any neighborhood PERIOD if you want to profit (they should have built a similar style home, even with some added sq ft it would've faired better). Gray area.... an Attny will know this BUT from my limited knowledge.... the property is in MS name but those loans are probably still in both names? (I kinda doubt MS would change that LOL!) IDK but, legally a bank may have dibs on such ins funds bc it's her estate & her name is on those loans. Now banks do have their compassionate side which is their PR, so how far they might go as to access part of the ins funds in an estate with a murdered mother's young children as beneficiaries regardless of legalities... big ? mark here. I know there are banks that would not touch the kids $$ under these circumstances.
Do we know who the beneficiaries are of the insurance policies? I do not remember the number of policies, and who is the beneficiary, except for MS, BS and one of the girls....the older one I think. Were there any other people as beneficiary?
I know it is up to the insurance policy, rules, laws, if anyone gets to benefit and gets a pay out. All policies we have have a main beneficiary and then if that person dies, a second beneficiary would get the money.
With that said, ifthe insurance company or companies decide to pay out, ifMS is found guilt, ifthere is no second beneficiary, does the money that would have gone to MS now go to probate for 7 years before it would go to the girls? Can BS fight for any or all of it?
Next question, can BS still get a pay out if her sonMS is convicted and ifshe is found not to be involved? (If so I see MS really using BS to use the money to get lawyers to get him out.)
Thanks
Hey Wyle_E_Coyote..... Thank You for that info. My retired husband (builder/developer) & I were discussing that, he wasn't sure what the bank(s) could OR could not do. We've seen a lot in years past but never knew of a situation like this. We weren't sure about the life ins & beneficiaries.
I do wonder, since she was the only one listed on the deed, if the mortgage was taken out in her name alone. I don't know legally if her family would have any access to the house to retrieve her belongings since technically it would all be MS's property.
You are correct. It was in both their names. The death certificate allowed title to transfer to MS under the right of survivorship.Snipped for focus
I don't think this is correct... my understanding was that the house was held jointly and MS just removed her name from the deed. If it were in her name only, he wouldn't have been able to simply change the deed as the house would have been part of her estate and would have to go through probate.
Perhaps someone with a better memory can confirm?
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Are you sure it is BS and not MAG? I am almost positive MAG is listed on the big Ohio LI and on the 401k. That is only according to my memory during the MS bail reduction hearing. Please check.
-Nin
Nin. I thought it was BS....but I could be wrong. I remembered thinking it was odd MS put his mom down on a policy for TS. Then I thought, maybe MS thought the money might be given to her first, then she would give it to him. I do not remember a policy with MAG's name on it.
(Sorry I did not reply right away....we keep losing power...in 100 degree temps. I fall asleep when ac kicks in, with iPad in lap.....and promptly zonk out until we lose power again, wake up hot, but cannot answer you as internet is out too....this has happened at least 3 times until now, 2 am! Going to bed! )
Mark has one life insurance policy on himself. In the event of his death the beneficiary is BS. Which I found to be very odd. 99% of "normal" people would list their spouse.
BS isn't afraid of Mark- she helped create him- mark my words.