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1975 Inheritance Act - Claim by Cohabitee
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That's definitely one your solicitor is best placed to answer, so at least you should have a response soon on that point.rach1802 said:
Yes that's very true, which makes this difficult to research and/or predict an outcome for. It would be good to hear from anyone who dealt with a 1975 claim that didn't go as far as court because those aren't visible.
I think the difficulty here is that nobody will have been in an identical situation - and in these cases, the devil is always in the detail. The only person who can give you sensible advice is someone in possession of the full facts: your solicitor.
Solicitor is due to get back soon with next steps but is very concerned with what looks good to a judge, whereas with the occupation we want to know what's possible.Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!0
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