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I hope this is the right section as this is my 1st post.

 

A family friend sadly passed away several weeks ago.

 

She was approx 80 years of age and informed my parents that she was to make a will

and they and 2 other people would also share her assets.

 

This was orally communicated by phone approx. 5 years ago and the other 2 people were also informed by phone by her.

 

Our friend led a slightly reclusive existence.

 

Upon her death we heard that there was no will.

 

A will had been made however our friend wanted to ammend it so therefore it was taken away

and a new one was never replaced with her solicitor.

 

We have reason to believe that she was adding an extra person.

 

Our friend had no family and there are no surviving blood relatives,

 

Please can you advise us on the following:

 

1) we believe the original will may still be in her house how can we obtain access to look for this and if the old will is discovered or a new one is found will this be sufficient

 

2) where can we get advice quicly, the house is located in a fairly rough area of a big UK city, it is really important that we obtain advice ASAP as it would be awful if the house was broken in to or was et on fire or something like that

 

Any help would be amazing.

 

Belated Happy Christams,

 

Lucy

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moved to the legal forum

 

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I hope this is the right section as this is my 1st post.

 

A family friend sadly passed away several weeks ago.

 

She was approx 80 years of age and informed my parents that she was to make a will

and they and 2 other people would also share her assets.

 

This was orally communicated by phone approx. 5 years ago and the other 2 people were also informed by phone by her.

 

Our friend led a slightly reclusive existence.

 

Upon her death we heard that there was no will.

 

A will had been made however our friend wanted to ammend it so therefore it was taken away

and a new one was never replaced with her solicitor.

 

you need to contact this solcitor and see what they have.

 

 

We have reason to believe that she was adding an extra person.

 

Our friend had no family and there are no surviving blood relatives,

 

Please can you advise us on the following:

 

1) we believe the original will may still be in her house how can we obtain access to look for this and if the old will is discovered or a new one is found will this be sufficient

 

who are the administrators/executors? they should be made aware of this need.

2) where can we get advice quicly, the house is located in a fairly rough area of a big UK city, it is really important that we obtain advice ASAP as it would be awful if the house was broken in to or was et on fire or something like that

 

Any help would be amazing.

 

Belated Happy Christams,

 

Lucy

 

 

Dx.....

please don't hit Quote...just type we know what we said earlier..

DCA's view debtors as suckers, marks and mugs

NO DCA has ANY legal powers whatsoever on ANY debt no matter what it's Type

and they

are NOT and can NEVER  be BAILIFFS. even if a debt has been to court..

If everyone stopped blindly paying DCA's Tomorrow, their industry would collapse overnight... 

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Thanks for your reply,

 

It was the day before Christmas eve when we found that out that there was no valid will,

 

do solicirors make copies of wills in a case like this ie. when the will is taken away?.

 

My mum was due to be the executor although this was only said by phone.

 

We believe it was probably a couple of years ago when the will was taken away by our friend and an updated form was not replaced.

 

I can see how this happened as she rarely went out.

 

So do you think if the old will can be found that would be valid.

 

My mother had known her for 52 years.

 

It is such a shame as obviously we were saddend by her death

yet this is causing a little upset with my parents

as they know that she would have hated to see everything go to the crown.

 

Also how can we get access quickly to get an official to search the house for a will.

 

She owned her house too.

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the sol should have copies.

 

however, being a family friend might not have gotten your mum as exec

doesn't work like that

 

others will pop in soon

dx

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DCA's view debtors as suckers, marks and mugs

NO DCA has ANY legal powers whatsoever on ANY debt no matter what it's Type

and they

are NOT and can NEVER  be BAILIFFS. even if a debt has been to court..

If everyone stopped blindly paying DCA's Tomorrow, their industry would collapse overnight... 

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