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Advice on Inheritance

23-01-2023 10:33PM

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MizzBiz

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#2 23-01-2023 10:41PM

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A hole in the bog that fella wants.

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#3 23-01-2023 11:44PM

elperello

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Unfortunately the only advice I can give you is consult a solicitor.

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#4 24-01-2023 02:01AM

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Bit late if its 22 yrs ago.

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#5 24-01-2023 02:14AM
highgiant1985

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Jesus 22 years.
Either
talk to a solicitor yourself and see if you can do something about it,
otherwise, move on with your life.
There's zero point bringing up here after 22 years.

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#6 24-01-2023 09:15AM

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I thought an executor has to act within one year? it should have been persued long ago, very sad tale, happens a lot.

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