Legal Q

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  1. onemickybutler

    onemickybutler Well-Known Member

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    We made one in our 40s and I remember the late father in law laughing and asking why we needed to do that.
    He passed away seven years ago without a will and it was a nightmare sorting everything out for the mother in law. Made an upsetting time even worse. It’s a must do.
     
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    This old saying springs to mind

    Where there's a will
    there's a relative
     
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    North Yorks Red Well-Known Member

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    Daisy is definitely in the wrong, leaving an option of (a) engaging solicitors unfortunately with associated costs that could fluctuate or (b) sending the lads round to 'have a word' ( and might work for fixed fee :))
     
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