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Mum's about to become homeless - what can we do?
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Because that’s the standard starting point in lawSlithery said:
Why do you think she would automatically get a half share?firebubble said:If he's worried, they could get married (even in hospital) and she would automatically get a half share in the house0 -
For married couples in the case of a divorce, not for this situation.Wanderingpomm said:
Because that’s the standard starting point in lawSlithery said:
Why do you think she would automatically get a half share?firebubble said:If he's worried, they could get married (even in hospital) and she would automatically get a half share in the house0 -
Wanderingpomm said:
Because that’s the standard starting point in lawSlithery said:
Why do you think she would automatically get a half share?firebubble said:If he's worried, they could get married (even in hospital) and she would automatically get a half share in the house
Its not.
Any will takes precedence,
for intestate spouse gets £270k + 1/2 the rest of the estate if the deceased had children, 100% if not.
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