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Gifting a flat to my son
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Does deprivation of assets not come into this at any time? A genuine question, I dont know, and am not suggesting it does.“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
Juvenal, The Sixteen Satires0 -
OP is in her early 50s and owns her own home, so, unless there is any known/likely need for care in the foreseeable future, I doubt any LA would be looking at Deprivation of Assets.davemorton said:Does deprivation of assets not come into this at any time? A genuine question, I dont know, and am not suggesting it does.1 -
I am the freeholder of the building, there are 2 flats, mine upstairs and downstairs0
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Hoping both hubby and I will be for for a few years yet, 52yrs young... we have our own home and another rental that our niece lives in.0
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I don't think I'm experienced, but it's only submitting forms isn't it? I own the freehold.0
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