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a woman has just won her appeal and had her parents will changed , they had left 2 million to rspca , she contested and won the cash, i think this is so wrong , what gives ppl the right to over rule someones will
Depends on the circumstances I guess.
If your ageing relative had always promised that they would ”look after you” in their will and then left the lot to the cat’s home, chances are that you’d be slightly miffed.
Or how about the elderly male or female close relative who, in the last year or two of their lives, marries a much younger person …… and then changes their will to leave everthing to their recently bereaved (apparently), equally the chances are that the original beneficiaries might feel somewhat cheated eh?
If a person strongly feels that their deceased relative wasn’t fully in possession of their faculties when they made the ‘new’ will, or that they were unduly influenced by another benificiary for pecuniary advantage – then the will can be challenged on grounds of validity.
personally I wouldn’t care what was in the will of any of my family . . would rather have them with me than their wordly goods any day :?
Came into this world with love…….thats all i want to leave behind :)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/north_yorkshire/8298700.stm
Not so black and white now eh :wink:
cant help feeling theres got to more to it , we only have the daughters word these days , they obviously had reasons for cutting out i reckon
@susieq wrote:
personally I wouldn’t care what was in the will of any of my family . . would rather have them with me than their wordly goods any day :?
yep……..same here
@tinks wrote:
@susieq wrote:
personally I wouldn’t care what was in the will of any of my family . . would rather have them with me than their wordly goods any day :?
yep……..same here
ye most of us feel that way , but on the other side of the coin , as parents i think we are at peace knowing weve left something of value to our kids
do i get the prize for most morbid post ?@tictax wrote:
@tinks wrote:
@susieq wrote:
personally I wouldn’t care what was in the will of any of my family . . would rather have them with me than their wordly goods any day :?
yep……..same here
ye most of us feel that way , but on the other side of the coin , as parents i think we are at peace knowing weve left something of value to our kids
do i get the prize for most morbid post ?my kids have already had it all !
I think someone could come up with something more morbid surley 8)
After the experience I had with my sister following my mums death, i’m glad that I have very little to leave (not that she leave a great deal).
It’s more personal possesions, such as the rings I wear. I have three of them, all three are worth quite a lot of money, although some things are worth more than just money. All three will be passed on to my son, to do whatever he wants to do with them, hopefully he’ll also keep them and pass them on to a partner or a daughter if and when he has one. Other than that, I have very little to leave behind, execpt memories :)
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