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Dad Died without a Will – Does My Stepmother Get Everything? Dad Died without a Will – Does My Stepmother Get Everything?

However, whether it is deemed a deprivation of assets depends on the individual circumstances and someone having a diagnosis of dementia does not necessarily mean a deprivation has occurred or they cannot use their money as they wish. The original solicitor who messed up my mum will, is getting the files from storage to look into it,but they also said I would need to get legal advice from somebody else? I will ask for more time to resolve this matter by asking the HM Land Registry under extenuating circumstances as it appears there may or may not have been, letters sent to the window about the application made by the ex -wife.You can usually take over an assured tenancy and stay in the property if you were living with the person who died as their: Ruth - probate provides the legal authority to the executor to deal with the estate. If the legal ownership is to be changed the executor has to then transfer it by way of a legal deed. In some cases, especially where the beneficiary inherits as in your case they may not complete the transfer process. There is no obligation to do so and there is no link between the government probate process and our own.

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Is it difficult for an individual to do is it best to leave it with the solicitor handling the sale? Our blog may be of interest on the distinction between legal estates (which we mainly deal with) and beneficial interests (for example under a will) and the protection of such interests, including by the restriction you have referred - https://hmlandregistry.blog.gov.uk/2016/08/16/legal-estates-beneficial-interests-whats-difference/ .They have a free helpline on 0300 456 0300 and they provide online guidance about acting as an attorney: https://www.gov.uk/lasting-power-attorney-duties in a couple with them before they died - this means you were living with them as if you were married or in a civil partnership