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Estranged Father's estate
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Ok - have emailed a few times with the eldest HS, she has agreed to instruct the solicitor to represent us jointly - I am waiting for the solicitor to confirm this. She was emailed last Thursday.
The solicitor should then apply for probate - the HS informs me that she will then have authority to sell the house and there will be an even split. I have requested a full financial breakdown of any assets.
She wants me to go ahead and remove the Caveat in the meantime which I am unwilling to do - I still feel she is trying to pull a fast one.
It's like playing chess
Turn your car around.0 -
Don't remove the caveat until you have cast iron guarantees.Ok - have emailed a few times with the eldest HS, she has agreed to instruct the solicitor to represent us jointly - I am waiting for the solicitor to confirm this. She was emailed last Thursday.
The solicitor should then apply for probate - the HS informs me that she will then have authority to sell the house and there will be an even split. I have requested a full financial breakdown of any assets.
She wants me to go ahead and remove the Caveat in the meantime which I am unwilling to do - I still feel she is trying to pull a fast one.
It's like playing chess0 -
"Don't let them bully you. They are motivated solely by greed with out concern for anyone else. There is no reason why you should be disinherited."
As is the OP......0
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