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Dying Without A Will - Missing Estranged Spouse - Rules Of Intestacy
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Wife and husband separated 30 years ago. Wife has died. No known whereabouts of estranged spouse. Never divorced. No children. No Will.
Rules of Intestacy - husband gets everything. Deceased would not want him to get anything. Any way round this - apart from not searching for him? Thanks.
Rules of Intestacy - husband gets everything. Deceased would not want him to get anything. Any way round this - apart from not searching for him? Thanks.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Any person who was, immediately before the death of the deceased woman, being maintained by her (either wholly or partly) would have the right to apply to a court for an order varying the intestacy rules in order to provide them with reasonable financial provision:
http:// www.leg islatio n.gov.u k/ukpga /1975/6 3/secti on/1
Otherwise there are no powers for a court to vary the intestacy rules.
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Otherwise there are no powers for a court to vary the intestacy rules.
O god we all know the answer to this:
if you have property and you dont want X to get it, who will if you die intestate, then you MUST (emphasis not shouting but shouting would do) leave a will.
The norm used to be to advertise for lost husbands in the News of the Screws but presumably Dun on Sunday will now do.
if you have property and you dont want X to get it, who will if you die intestate, then you MUST (emphasis not shouting but shouting would do) leave a will.
The norm used to be to advertise for lost husbands in the News of the Screws but presumably Dun on Sunday will now do.
Thanks to all and to Peter Pedant who is quite right of course. Husband was found - in hospital on his death bed - Deceased's family asked if he would disclaim which he said he would. But delays by his family meant the deed wasn't signed before he too shuffled off etc. So all her savings and flat (which she wanted her sisters to have) now go to his family! Lots of very sad faces! I think they may get round to their wills now!! Ho hum.
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