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Take a look at section XII of the information worksheet. Do you have the deceased spouse's name listed in the client letter information?
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Take a look at section XII of the information worksheet. Do you have the deceased spouse's name listed in the client letter information?
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Yes, Ive noticed my labels end up including the deceased spouse name...I try and pull those labels and handwrite those envelopes.
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I know this is an old post, but I had this problem too. The solution I found was replace the first name with a space, save it and go back and delete the space and it cleared out the field.
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Has anybody figured out how to fix this issue with the deceased name still on letters and labels?