Little Sis
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Driven to wits end re will of deceased brother (first wife dead, second wife (non-national, 3rd world) get everything), adult children overlooked and residing in original family home which has now been willed to second wife who is screaming for it all! He was always an awkward, belligerent individual and he is continuing to wreak havoc from beyond the grave!
The manner of his death was public and dramatic (fueled by alcohol and poor, neglected health) and in the months leading up to his death he had numerous emergency health services needs (i.e. ambulance call outs). In summary, I am keen for his adult children to pursue a "not of sound mind" avenue when he made the will (just 6 months before his death) and am keen for them to engage with a solicitor (i.e change their existing one) who will assess the case and then FIGHT, prepared to be mean and nasty where necessary. She has been this way all along while they have been accommodating and "people pleasing". I think meeting fire with fire would sort her out.
Also, can anyone offer insight re:
- when a house is valued in will, is it at date of death or date of probate or when?
- is it possible to get a copy of ownership on an old car (scrapped in the last 2 years) (all related to will)
- is it possible to get medical records of a deceased parent from local GP
This or any other help, insight much appreciated.
Auntie
The manner of his death was public and dramatic (fueled by alcohol and poor, neglected health) and in the months leading up to his death he had numerous emergency health services needs (i.e. ambulance call outs). In summary, I am keen for his adult children to pursue a "not of sound mind" avenue when he made the will (just 6 months before his death) and am keen for them to engage with a solicitor (i.e change their existing one) who will assess the case and then FIGHT, prepared to be mean and nasty where necessary. She has been this way all along while they have been accommodating and "people pleasing". I think meeting fire with fire would sort her out.
Also, can anyone offer insight re:
- when a house is valued in will, is it at date of death or date of probate or when?
- is it possible to get a copy of ownership on an old car (scrapped in the last 2 years) (all related to will)
- is it possible to get medical records of a deceased parent from local GP
This or any other help, insight much appreciated.
Auntie