Hi
I am new to this forum, I am sure I will asking more questions throughout the weeks - going through contentious probate case (as defendant, beneficiary and executer) in UK.. 12 months later + and still no letter of claim from disgruntled relatives!
Caveat has been renewed numerous times from the other side.
4 weeks ago we ago applied for a warning from the court, they sealed this and sent back to us to serve.
We held off serving because we wanted to give the other side another chance to stop the caveat by sending a full and frank disclosure (basically our case if this was going to court)
The caveat was extended last week again but this week after I mailed the court to find out if this had been extended, they stated "permanent caveat on the estate"
I cannot understand how it is permanent - we haven't yet served the warning triggering the appearance?
Does anybody have experience of an error or know if a caveat can been made permanent without any warning being served + appearance?
I do have a solicitor but costs are now over 7K - so I am looking at doing the next steps myself.
Thanks
I am new to this forum, I am sure I will asking more questions throughout the weeks - going through contentious probate case (as defendant, beneficiary and executer) in UK.. 12 months later + and still no letter of claim from disgruntled relatives!
Caveat has been renewed numerous times from the other side.
4 weeks ago we ago applied for a warning from the court, they sealed this and sent back to us to serve.
We held off serving because we wanted to give the other side another chance to stop the caveat by sending a full and frank disclosure (basically our case if this was going to court)
The caveat was extended last week again but this week after I mailed the court to find out if this had been extended, they stated "permanent caveat on the estate"
I cannot understand how it is permanent - we haven't yet served the warning triggering the appearance?
Does anybody have experience of an error or know if a caveat can been made permanent without any warning being served + appearance?
I do have a solicitor but costs are now over 7K - so I am looking at doing the next steps myself.
Thanks
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