cash

rufuschucklebutty

I'm getting a cash sum from my late dads estate, however I have a court order I am fighting and I don't want this money in my bank account where it can be possibly seized.

It will be in the region of £5 to 10 ,000 , it would be held by my brother until I sort out this court order, and he lives too far away , so we rarely meet up. So i need a way to have it paid to me in cash, as and when I need it, with no paper trail.

Ideas please ???

eskbanker

I'm no expert but can't see that distribution of funds from an estate would ever be made in cash, to someone else, without some form of documentation, unless you're dealing with some seriously dodgy lawyers!

JasX

Open a basic bank account with a new bank you don't have debt with / have not had a previous relationship with.

This will protect it from offsetting or being siezed by the bank to pay existing debts.

You should not however be concealing assets from a court

jimjames

Distance makes no difference to bank transfers so if money in your brother's account then it can be moved just as easily if he is in next street as opposite end of country so that's no issue.

CLAPTON

rufuschucklebutty wrote: »

I'm getting a cash sum from my late dads estate, however I have a court order I am fighting and I don't want this money in my bank account where it can be possibly seized.

It will be in the region of £5 to 10 ,000 , it would be held by my brother until I sort out this court order, and he lives too far away , so we rarely meet up. So i need a way to have it paid to me in cash, as and when I need it, with no paper trail.

Ideas please ???

not knowing the full details but


if you have a court order you may be involving your brother in your fraud and expose him to criminal charges.

rufuschucklebutty

You seem to have got the wrong end of the stick, I just need some transfer of funds from my brother, that I can get in cash.

brendon

So i need a way to have it paid to me in cash, as and when I need it, with no paper trail.

For somebody who doesn't want to leave a paper trail, you're doing an awfully good job of leaving a paper trail.

dzug1

If your brother is executor and is willing to pay you in cash (which he really shouldn't be and he may have trouble getting that amount in cash anyway - there will certainly be a paper trail of him getting it) then you've 3 choices:


go and collect it


he comes to you with it


have it sent insured mail or by trusted messenger


I suspect matrimonial dispute