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Wills & Probate ( social welfare estate documents)

  • 26-10-2011 8:40pm
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    I would just like to know if anyone out there can answer my question or has had any dealings with the same. Our family Solicitor is currently applying for probate on my mothers estate, along with this the Social welfare dept are looking for a list of her Assets (as she was in receipt of disability allowance just before she passed ) to determine incase she was ever overpaid by them !!!!!!. When she initially applied for disability allowance she would of declared any other income both my parents had therefore she received a reduced rate of disability allowance.... Her savings at the time of her application for disability would of been no where near the amount of savings she accumulated at the time of her death . how do they determine if she was or ever overpaid in her disability allowance ? and will they decide now, that because she had savings at time of her death, all disability is owed back to them , even though these savings were accumulated over a good few years ?????????


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16,555 ✭✭✭✭yabadabado


    Social welfare can look to claim back any monies owed from her estate.Depending how DA is assessed she might have been overpaid if she didnt declare savings when the claim was reviewed after the first time she was awarded the payment.not saying thats what happened but thats how its done on other schemes.


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