Was reading the news and a story grabbed my attention - a man can keep his aunts £350,000 house DESPITE her will leaving it to several animal charities.
Appears he managed to convince a judge that his aunt changed her will on her deathbed.
The actual story really is irrelevant to my point, but money & families always seem to argue over a deceased inheritance.
My father died just over 6 years ago, myself & oldest brother were appointed Executors of his Will. Without going in to great detail i had to carry out his wishes as per his instructions, one point really struck a chord with me BUT 1) it wasn't my money 2) his wishes were carried out as per his last request, what right do i have to challenge that - regardless of what that wish was?
Whats the point in leaving a Will if you can then challenge that Will just because it doesn't suit you, or you are not financially gifted by said relative?
