Husband has willed our home to Daughter without consulting me 😢

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  • k3lvc
    k3lvc Posts: 4,174 Forumite
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    How many of you on here would seek a solicitor's advice in my situation ? 
    From a will perspective you'd be wasting your time/money

    From a potential divorce situation then if that's something you'd consider then absolutely
  • The ONLY remaining good thing is that he pays the bills.  But that's pretty much ALL he does .  My daughter is generally on my side and also thinks he's rude and unreasonable !!  He neglects his daughter by rarely spending any time with her at all.  The only attention she gets from him is on holiday 
  • ZaSa1418
    ZaSa1418 Posts: 651 Forumite
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    There is nothing you can do legally about his will though so seeing a solicitor is a waste of time/money. 
    If you are not happy then definitely go and see a solicitor. 
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  • And another thought - as he owns our home in HIS name only - HE can have his care home fees or whatever paid when the Council attached an order to it !!!! But I cannot - yet more fairness to me !! 😕✔️
  • jackieblack
    jackieblack Posts: 10,316 Forumite
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    k3lvc said:
    How many of you on here would seek a solicitor's advice in my situation ? 
    From a will perspective you'd be wasting your time/money

    From a potential divorce situation then if that's something you'd consider then absolutely
    Agreed
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  • Mojisola
    Mojisola Posts: 35,557 Forumite
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    And another thought - as he owns our home in HIS name only - HE can have his care home fees or whatever paid when the Council attached an order to it !!!! But I cannot - yet more fairness to me !! 
    If you were still living in the house, this wouldn't happen. 
    His income would be taken into account but not the value of the house. 
  • Are you certain about this ?? 
    What would stop the Council attaching an order to get their care home fees if or when the house is sold !!!
  • Which would then mean my daughter would get less money ultimately 😕
  • The ONLY remaining good thing is that he pays the bills.  But that's pretty much ALL he does .  My daughter is generally on my side and also thinks he's rude and unreasonable !!  He neglects his daughter by rarely spending any time with her at all.  The only attention she gets from him is on holiday 
    I repeat, she is EIGHT. Stop bringing her into this in any way!
    Katrina - please may I ask you - have you any experience like mine ?  And if you were me at 49 in my position - would you divorce ?? 
    I would really like your thoughts please 🌠✔️
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