© Copyright 2019 Grief Probate Journey Blog. In this blog, we talk about grief and what we have learnt. We also talk about what we feel to be “The unknown”. The legal requirements after losing a loved one. This is based on UK Law as well as our own experiences.
My sister and I often speak about the fact we are aware we are detached from our loss. We are aware we are like this because we have allowed the distractions of dealing with our Dad’s affairs and daily life to be an avoidance of having to face up to our reality….. Please see: Disconnected […]
Read More Disconnected and Grief Complicated GriefThis topic became an idea by chance. I had been sent a job application by a friend as they thought I might have been interested in the job. The company is called Compassion in Dying.…I wasn’t successful in the interview for the role, but as we are so encouraged and passionate about the service they […]
Read More Talk to your loved ones in the here and now: Planning your Health CareWe are now in the process of selling our late Fathers property (Leasehold) Through the Probate Process. This by no way was an easy decision. However, we were faced with having to make the best of a bad situation, trying to ascertain some “little” bit of control…. Introduction/Our Story Selling a Leasehold Property Selling a […]
Read More Selling a Property (Leasehold)Inheritance Tax: This is another aspect of the probate process that has caused us sadness. It also makes us feel like inheriting what has been passed down to you can be more hassle than it’s worth…. Our Inheritance Tax Experience Inheritance Tax Definitions Inheritance Tax for Expats Inheritance Tax Scenarios Funeral costs – if you […]
Read More Inheritance TaxIntroduction: This topic talks about Probate and the various steps that are involved in this process. We then move on to giving examples of the legal aspect of probate through the knowledge we have gained. We are not experts in this field. We have put this together based on Google searching and our own experience. […]
Read More Probate“Depending on the situation/circumstances, it may become necessary for you to apply for Power of attorney. This would mean you would be legally allowed to be in control of your parent/relative finances….. Please see Power of Attorney which covers: Introduction Power of Attorney examples Our Power of Attorney Situation © Copyright 2019 Grief Probate Journey […]
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