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C1 Confirmation form - Death of parents in close succession
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AliBru
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Hi,
I'm in the process of completing the C1 Confirmation form for both my mother and father. My father passed away around 2 weeks after my mother. I have just successfully completed the form for my mother (huge thanks to Buddy9 and his posts here, without which I don't think I would have managed!).
I now need to do the same for my father, but given the short time period between their respective passings, i'm unsure how I should detail out the inventory of assets which my father would have fallen heir to as per my mothers will (such as her solely owned savings, premium bonds, etc), as her assets have not yet been distributed. From an inventory perspective, presumably at the time of my fathers death these assets would belong to him, but would be complicated by the fact they would still be named as owned by my late mother.
Appreciate any words of advice.
Alister
I'm in the process of completing the C1 Confirmation form for both my mother and father. My father passed away around 2 weeks after my mother. I have just successfully completed the form for my mother (huge thanks to Buddy9 and his posts here, without which I don't think I would have managed!).
I now need to do the same for my father, but given the short time period between their respective passings, i'm unsure how I should detail out the inventory of assets which my father would have fallen heir to as per my mothers will (such as her solely owned savings, premium bonds, etc), as her assets have not yet been distributed. From an inventory perspective, presumably at the time of my fathers death these assets would belong to him, but would be complicated by the fact they would still be named as owned by my late mother.
Appreciate any words of advice.
Alister
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Is there a survivorship period in your mother’s will, such as a condition that your father must survive her for a specified period, for example 60 days?0
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Hi,
Nothing mentioned about that. However, there is this clause which may be relevant.
"Unless otherwise specified, any legacy granted by any writing by me shall be paid or made over as soon as my executors consider practicable after my death, free of delivery expenses but without interest"
Thanks
Alister0 -
If the inherited estate is all moveable here is a suggestion.
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Hi,
Yes, they are moveable assets.
So, 'Administered by' presumably would be the names of all executors?
Also presumably where my mother left all moveable assets to my father, it would a summary total of the value of those, as below?
Residue
(Estimated value) £xxxx
Thanks
Alister0 -
That would be right.
(I have used 'spouse' on the assumption that they were married.)0 -
Perfect! I'll give that a try.
Thanks again for your help!0 -
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