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Could my partner dispute a will that leaves my home to my family? (opens the original)
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I own my own property but a friend developed cancer and I allowed him to move into my house so I could care for him. I pay all the bills and food expenses. He pays me £1,000 a month and has the use of the whole house. He has taken over the study for use of the computer and the workroom for any projects he has. I do all the cooking and housework. I wait on him as a carer would, yet he has not increased his contribution to the household expenses for several years. He has lived with me for 15 years
Burnham will put care funding reforms to the public at next election (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he will put a plan to provide free social care to the public at the next general election and is prepared to risk his political future to deliver reforms. He said nothing was off the table to pay for the reforms, and he is prepared to take unpopular choices and hike taxes to fund an NHS-style social care system. He told the BBC’s Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg: 'People are paying care charges now. They are spending tens of thousands of pounds from their savings, so
Government revamps Help to Buy with a new plan for first-time buyers (opens the original)
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The Government plans to relaunch efforts to help new buyers on to the housing ladder with a scheme called Your First Home. First-time buyers could get the keys to their home with just a 2.5 per cent deposit saved, in a move intended to help people who don't get financial support from the 'Bank of Mum and Dad'. Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he was concerned by the high number of young people who have given up on home ownership because of high living costs, and wanted to change that. A loan wor
My parents made DIY will changes but the document is invalid (opens the original)
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My parents made mutual wills in 2006 and named each other as their executor. I was set to receive a 50 per cent share in their home after the first parent died, with the remaining assets being passed to the survivor. Their wills state that upon the death of the survivor, the assets were to be split between their grandson who gets 50 per cent, myself with 25 per cent, and the remaining 25 per cent to be split between step-granddaughter (A) and a niece, who would get 12.5 per cent each. A further
Sister-in-law will inherit part of a family home but won't talk to us (opens the original)
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Can you provide advice about a complex situation that has arisen involving my partner, his late brother and his wife? Half of a property owned by a parent was left in trust to the two sons: my partner and his brother. But when his brother passed away, his wife would not engage and has cut off all contact since. The other half of the property is owned by my partner's mother who is still alive. When she passes her share will pass solely to my partner. However, it is unclear what we are expected to
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