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Next of Kin Form From Firm Owing Money to My Late Husband. What Should I Do? LocalSolicitors.com

I have had a next of kin form from a firm owing monies to my husband who passed away two years ago

It will depend whether or not your brother left a Will.

If he did then what happens to his assets and who makes decisions determined by the Will.

If he died without a Will then who is entitled to his assets is decided by the intestacy rules and may be his wife (if he was married) or his children (if he was not). Without a Will which appoints you, you may not be the person entitled to make the decision.

My brother died and I have received his shares. Can I withdraw them now for the money to put away for his daughter?

Robert Simpson

It can be done relatively simply with a properly drafted Will. Consult a local solicitor who deals with Wills and they should be able to help you. They will probably draft your Will to create a Trust arrangement to give your husband a life interest in the property.

Some (non solicitor) Will Writers may suggest that this is complex and so expensive but it should not be, maybe a couple of hundred pounds..

How can my 2 children inherit family home if I die before my new husband?I want him to live in house which I owned, but not for his 3 kids.

Jamie Walker

I have had a next of kin form from a firm owing monies to my husband who passed away two years ago

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