Mandatory Disregard

DrGillB

My mother is permanent resident in care home aged 98
i live in property she owns and have done for 10 years 

I am her daughter and over 60 so mandatory disregard of property as part her assets 
When she passes away will I have to sell house and payback all fees she had paid for her by council while alive? 

Not clear in all I have read
Thank you 

prettyandfluffy

I'm flagging this post to be moved - hopefully you will get a helpful response,

MSE_ForumTeam5

Moved as suggested

Keep_pedalling

Unless you have another property you don’t live in then, then no you will not have to sell the house a less you want to. 

RAS

You won't be repaying the fees used to support your mother if there is a mandatory disregard. 

However, you've not indicated if your mother wrote a will,  if you have siblings, or whether your other parent had a will which left part of the house to anyone other than your mother?

Spendless

When did she move into care and were you over 60 at the time?