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Family home inheritance question

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  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 67 ✭✭jackthetrader


    I can assure you this isnt some kind of play for a free house. My wife does want to care for her father and is quite worried about him. We do on the other hand have to consider the implications for our own family and at the moment, based on weighing up all the options, we cannot move in with her father.

    Having read all the potential problems and pitfalls in this thread you are probably rightly concerned about the future if you move into FIL house. Hopefully something can be worked out that satisfies all parties, if indeed that is possible.


  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 3,126 ✭✭✭Santa Cruz


    Would the sale of your own house be worth 2 thirds of your father in laws house? If it was then ye move to that house signing your to the father in law and only her siblings would get money from your old home. She will have gotten her share by gettin the family home. But I'd make sure it was sorted before selling and moving. Specially with kids anything can happen


    I think that this is a good solution once the figures added up. It would have to be drawn up in a legal document of course and there may be some taxation issues..


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