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Providing Home for Co-habiting Partner - Avoiding IHT Issues?
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As mentioned in Sue’s posts wills can be written in contemplation of marriage / CP which would save having to redo them after said marriage / CP.
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Still amounts to ‘have cake and eat it’.
Make sure your mum understands that a civil partnership doesn’t require a wedding. Literally, apply, wait out the wait period, then go to an office to sign a piece of paper with a couple of witnesses (who could be you and your brother). No one outside the family even need be informed if that’s how they want it.
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