Re Moter In Law

[jackson]

yes the carer/man friend wants o marry her but we are wondering if this is for money

her childen hvee power of attorney over her affairs as she has slight dementia . She pays foor everything and he lets her

[bednobs]

how do you know she doesnt want to remarry?

[Old_Geezer]

It's better to answer by replying to your own question.

[New Judge]

Best to keep everything in one thread. You can post "answers" to your own question.

[Old_Geezer]

Oh and I could be way out but in my opinion, of course it must be for inheritence reasons.

[Baldric]

Kind of a Duplicate really

https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Law/Question1620538.html

[tamborine]

make sure MIL signs a pre-nuptial before marriage

https://www.ommlaw.co.uk/5-things-know-uk-prenuptial-agreements/

[Jackdaw33]

Make sure she has a will. If not, new hubby will cop for the lot.

[bednobs]

soeone with dementia would find it tricky to make a new will probably

[Jackdaw33]

If there is a will then probably fine. The great danger lies when there is no will.

[bednobs]

if you get married, the previous will is revoked

[bednobs]

you havent answered my previous question re how you know she doesn't want to marry him? You say they have been together for x amount of years - do you mean in a relationship or a professional carer/patient role? On the face of it they sound like bf and GF, so why shouldnt they marry? As i previously said, the will will be revoked upon marriage

[Old_Geezer]

Encouraging a forth thread bn ?

[bednobs]

i was hoping for seven