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Hi. My mother left a will that is 50/50 share with my daughter. One of the witnesses is my daughters aunt on her mother's side, so her mother's sister who is also named as a banificary incase we both where to die. My question is could having my daughters aunt as a witness void the will as they are blood related.
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Condolences on your loss
There shouldn't be any problems because of that relationship.
beneficiaries would not be able to benefit if they their spouse or civil partner were a witness -
Could I contest the will based on this relationship?
Basically I've been the only person paying for my mother's care home for the past 2 years and have spent a small fortune doing up a place owned by myself and my mother. I don't have any receipts but can show before and after photos of everything that has been done. Loft conversions, kitchen, council tax, repairs etc. If it's still a valid will would I be able to claim expenses on the updates to the property with no receipts.Comment
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You say your home was owned by your mother and yourself.
Was it owned as Joint tenants or tenants in common?
If the latter was it in equal shares?Comment
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