I'm sorry for your loss.Maybe I should have said he left the house amongst his kids evenly a number of years ago through his solicitor.
That's not 100% clear on the OPs post though?house transfer may be left alone as you say there is a life interest.
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So your late father didn't claim his pension?There was no will. No social welfare.
Thanks all. Sorry for the delayed reply. There was no will as everything was taken care of a number of years ago. Enjoyed the fruits of his labour where there was little savings - living well into retirement. No social welfare. All tax compliant down through the years. The only thing left is to change the joint bank account name with the death cert. No medical expenses as far as I can tell. House transferred by both parents a number of years ago.
Citizen's Information provides information on money matters after a death. They say: “When a person close to you dies, it can be difficult to deal with the many things that have to be decided and done at a time of such considerable stress. However, there are issues such as possible social welfare entitlements, tax and other money matters that may need to be addressed.” So you could look at this to see how it applies to you. https://www.citizensinformation.ie/...fter_a_death/money_matters_after_a_death.htmlOh yes, not thinking straight. State pension. Therefore I do need to notify revenue.
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