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parent's will

what? · 2023-03-22 08:41:55

my father has informed me he has made me the sole beneficiary of his will. I've asked him not to, he wont change Is there a legal process I can enter with my siblings to divide the estate by 3 that will satisfy revenues CGT thresholds? ,i.e I dont want to just give them money and everyone pay a disproportionate amount of…

22-03-2023 9:41am

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my father has informed me he has made me the sole beneficiary of his will.
I've asked him not to, he wont change
Is there a legal process I can enter with my siblings to divide the estate by 3 that will satisfy revenues CGT thresholds?
,i.e I dont want to just give them money and everyone pay a disproportionate amount of CGT

thanks very

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#2 22-03-2023 9:57am

StevenToast

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You are confusing CAT with CGT....
Speak to a professional about disclaiming an inheritance....

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#3 22-03-2023 10:23am

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yep confused is right, thanks for the info

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#4 22-03-2023 10:35am

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You need help from a solicitor who is expert in inheritance and probate. CAT threshold is much smaller between siblings than from parents.
Is your mother alive. She has rights to his will too.

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