evilstepson wrote:
Im not in america. I am in UK. From what I have looked up the law says when she dies unless there is a will or spouse everything goes to me. Obviously creditors can make a claim to pay off debts. She refuses to make a will. What I am worried about is the vultures showing up. Her sisters hardly see them. They would have weak claims as they all have more money can hardly claim they need it. Same could be said for me. What I am really worried about is the witch and my dad making a claim of im not fit to manage the money. I know they will use my dads mates and paternal family to stop me putting up a fight. Dad is not my dad on paper. He is not on birth cerficate. They can use dna test to establish paternity. They could go to court and say Im not competent to handle the estate. How would I am competent?
I'm not a solicitor, but I work for one.
This is basically the situation:-
http://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/probat ... ake-a-will
Suffice to say that without a will, it's arguable for a very, very long time and the one thing that I can guarantee is the court wouldn't pick you to be the executor or otherwise appoint you to manage the estate. Nor would you want to be involved frankly, I wouldn't touch a situation like that with a barge pole.
What would happen is that the courts would deal with it, and you'd get a check at the end of the process after which everybody involved would complain about the division not being in their favour and the courts would say in polite terms "Then she should have made a will saying that, shouldn't she?!" in reply.