When an attorney is handling an estate, what action is an appropriate response to the questions: "Didn't the deceased have a lot of life insurance somewhere?" Or "Where are the deceased's life insurance records?"

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Since this service is readily available, do estate lawyers have a fiduciary responsibility to check this aspect prior to settling an estate?