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Discretionary Trust

keef-WhatStandards · 2019-11-07 11:25:08

In 2013 I was forced out of my family home after the death of my mother and my father having to go into a care home, despite my father's care being paid from his pension and the balance from an insurance policy. Following the death of my father in January 2016, my sister and I are still awaiting the settlement of my…

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Voyager2002 Posts: 16,349 Forumite

7 November 2019 at 9:44PM

keef-WhatStandards wrote: »

I don't have a solicitor. This experience has taught me to avoid them!

You might find that a genuine solicitor, acting for you and your sister, would be rather different from the crooks (?) who have got hold of your inheritance.

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