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How best to sell half a property for inheritance
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All good points thanks for input , will feed back tactfully these issues. Lots of things to take into account and certainly not straight forward as seems.0
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I think I would have to second lisyloo's comments.
My relative has PoA for a relative of his now approaching 97.
This person has gone from a residential home where she was fully compos mentis, able to mobilise using sticks, able to dress (with some assistance), use the loo etc, to a care home (as she became increasingly physically frail) to a nursing home as she developed dementia, virtually total deafness, immobility to the point of needing four hourly turning, double incontinence, needing help with feeding herself etc.
Despite the above she currently qualifies only for the nursing care component and higher rate AA - her fees have now reached over £5000 a month.
The local authority has the power to look back as far as it likes to check for deprivation of assets....0
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