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Sorry if you misread the post, the legal agreement was between my sister and her ex, and if the 'get rid of him' sounds harsh then sorry but this guy has caused our family a lot of upset over the years, and it was a case of a payment to 'get rid of him' to save a lot of hassle for both my sister, nephew and my parents.0
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Robert_Sterling wrote:Please do not answer this question if you do not wish to but ...
... I am wondering
... What is the relationship, if any, between the member of your family
and the 16+ child.
... What is the relationship, if any, between your parents and
the member of your family.
... What is the relationship, if any, between the person making the will
and your parents, the member of the family and the 16+ child.
... What is the relationship, if any, between the member of your family's
former husband and the 16+ child.
... Is the 16+ child also 18+.
... Is the 16+ child in full time education.
I do not expect that answers to these questions will make any difference as there appears to have been a valid will.
The reason I have asked the question, without actually expecting an answer,
is your use of the phrase "to get rid of him" which at first sight at least seems a bit harsh.
I think I've answered most of the questions you ask in the above post, except the child is 16 and still at school.0 -
OK.
Everything is clear now.
Thank you very much for the clarification................................I have put my clock back....... Kcolc ym0 -
I know alot about this as my mum got 'stitched up' by my so called caring father.
Although they were divorced a year earlier the financial settlement hadn't been agreed when my nan died and whom my father knew would leave my mum a large sum of money. As a result her inheritance got included in the melting pot when it came to deciding the financial settlement.
However a few years later (after the financial settlement had been made) my mum again received a large of money (well for her it was!) and as by the financial settlement had been made he could no longer touch it.
hth2014 Target;
To overpay CC by £1,000.
Overpayment to date : £310
2nd Purse Challenge:
£15.88 saved to date0
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