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Advice MIL died without leaving a will
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Spendless said:paul2louise said:Sea_Shell said:0
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paul2louise said:His sis has just replied. I seriously think she is "on something". She told him he has stolen things from his mums loft from her old house before she moved to her retirement bungalow. She accused him of all sorts of stuff. She said Rot in Hell and apparently we are uninvited to her wedding in the summer. He is calming down a bit but i feel really sickened. I will get him to ring the probate people in the morning. They were lovely with me when rang yesterday. I need him to hear what they told me.
The relationship is already at rock bottom and is not likely to improve so the time for trying to sort this amicably has long gone. If she does not deliver then he must follow this through and speak to a solicitor.8 -
paul2louise said:🤣🤣🤣🤣 yes i have to admit that is a definite advantage. I am just in shock with how unhinged she appears to be.
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paul2louise said:His sis has just replied. I seriously think she is "on something". She told him he has stolen things from his mums loft from her old house before she moved to her retirement bungalow. She accused him of all sorts of stuff. She said Rot in Hell and apparently we are uninvited to her wedding in the summer. He is calming down a bit but i feel really sickened. I will get him to ring the probate people in the morning. They were lovely with me when rang yesterday. I need him to hear what they told me.1
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Thanks for replying so quickly. I think he will sleep on it tonight and I will talk to him tomorrow about it.1
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paul2louise said:Sea_Shell said:1
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uknick said:paul2louise said:Sea_Shell said:3
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Spendless said:uknick said:paul2louise said:Sea_Shell said:4
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I assume the accountant has not got back to you or is a red herring in all this.
As others have said, her reaction is likely because she has been backed into a corner and knows she is in the wrong. She has got away with things for over two years and probably thought your OH was just going to roll over and let her get the lion’s share of the money.I sincerely hope the money hasn’t already been spent or passed to her children. Does she own her own house or is she in a position to be able to pay up if you have to go the legal route? Winning a case would be one thing, getting money back or having costs paid is another.We’re all behind you here and hoping for a good outcome!5 -
poppystar said:I assume the accountant has not got back to you or is a red herring in all this.
As others have said, her reaction is likely because she has been backed into a corner and knows she is in the wrong. She has got away with things for over two years and probably thought your OH was just going to roll over and let her get the lion’s share of the money.I sincerely hope the money hasn’t already been spent or passed to her children. Does she own her own house or is she in a position to be able to pay up if you have to go the legal route? Winning a case would be one thing, getting money back or having costs paid is another.We’re all behind you here and hoping for a good outcome!2
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