No it is not. The beneficiary information is listed on the policy and with the home office of the insurance company, but there is no reporting of it elsewhere.
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∙ 13y agoThat information is not of public record.
That information isn't a matter of public record.
Have the Insured person name you as the Owner. This might involve the agent and a notary and yourself. Check with the agent of record on each policy to see what is involved in transferring ownership or contact the home office. If you are listed as the beneficiary of these policies you might have to prove an insurable interest.
The best public record websites are the government sites. Generally the information obtained from these sites are free and will be the most accurate. You can find land deeds, vital statistics, court records and dockets, forecloses, sex offenders, property records and business licenses. Every agency has a different policy on what type of public records are available online.
This is actually not a straight answer but this is how it works. If the next of kin are not listed as the beneficiary of the policy and the current beneficiary is living; no, the beneficiary of record is entitled to payment from the insurance company. You could take the beneficiary to court to see if a judge will over turn it but it is unlikely that they will because the life insurance contract is a binding legal document. And furthermore the life insurance company is obligated to pay in monies to the beneficiary on record so by the time you take it to court that money would have already been paid out. If no beneficiary is selected, depending on the state the contract is enforced in, it money could go into probate and you would have to go through the probate process to have access to any funds. Keep in mind that probate opens the doors to creditors/debtors as well.
No, it's public record
You can remove information from the public records by requesting and writing the public record source. They are required by law to remove it if you can prove that it is expired or false. Otherwise, you cannot remove them.
Nowadays almost anyone can perform a public record search online for a fee. If the information is public record that it means it is open to the public and can belegally accessed by anyone, not just lawyers or employers. You could perform a public record search on your own, if you knew where to look. Most people don't know how or where to start a public record search, and employ an outside agency to do it for them.
Once a will is filed for probate it becomes a public record. You can go to that court and request the file. You can look through anything that has been filed and read the will.
Restraining orders become a part of public records if they are not issued in direct conjuction with a crime such as sexual assault, rape, where state law provides protection for the survivor of such an assault.
You just have to ask them if they have insurance on the house. There is no other way to find out as all insurance information is protected under both state and federal privacy laws. Homeowners insurance and policy information is "not" a matter of public record.
Harrison County Magistrate Court was the court of record, the criminal complaint is public record.