before probate

Mojisola

CLOUDS wrote: »

Original question

How do you challenge a tenant s in common share? I didn't want to see a property lawyer aswell... so if any one has experience in this then please post the answer. Thanks.

Well, you can't challenge it on the basis that the person didn't contribute towards the cost of the property which seems to be your complaint.

g6jns_2

CLOUDS wrote: »

Lol. I'm not about to put all details here at once... like I have repatedly said its complicated. I have seen solicitors and a barrister. And like I have said before there advice varies. Due to the fact that this case covers so many different areas.

Original question

How do you challenge a tenant s in common share? I didn't want to see a property lawyer aswell... so if any one has experience in this then please post the answer. Thanks.

As you have been repeatedly told just because someone did not contribute to the cost is no grounds whatsoever to challenge it. Nor do any of the side issues you keep lobbing into the argument. What you have said is only complicated because your story keeps changing. Unless you can produce a straightforward concise account then nobody can help you except yourself.

getmore4less

What you seem to be wanting to do is establish the benificial shares are at some % other than the default.

you should start their not the distribution of the estate.

CLOUDS

Thanks. I don't think I can do this before being an administrator. I spoke again to a solicitor. It is possible to challenge. However it is going to take a long time and lots of effort on my part. Hence the delay. . I have been advised to speak to the probate registry. ... basically I can take up court orders for the share problem.

Doing nothing is also good! But doesn't get any thing sorted out.