Re: Challenging a newly written will
- From: Norman Wells <norman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 31 May 2007 19:06:26 +0100
In message <Z4CdnZeqhadhY8PbnZ2dnUVZ8sGvnZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxxx>, A White <nobody@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes
Paying a lot towards someone else's mortgage for 20 years is rather a lot, and I agree your mother does seem to be acting rather unfairly. However, since you had no proper agreement with her, I think your only possibility is to talk to her properly so that she knows exactly how much you've put in, and try to get her to change her Will. If she won't do that, as you say, you haven't got much of a leg to stand on.
I do NOT want to fall out with her. Neither do I want to spend large sums of
money on the matter. I just wish to protect what I see as my investment.
Another problem is that if you've been gifting all this money to her and your father, they should have been declaring it on their tax returns. Whether this is anything you can use, though, I don't know.
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Norman Wells
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