Elderly parents or relatives to care for and/or worry about? This is the place for you.
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21 Mar
5:22pm, 21 Mar 2024
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ThorntonRunner
I don't *think* it will be a problem Fields . Its not a name or date of birth, and presumably its obvious what it should be and the postcode is correct. After all, you don't need to redo a poa if you move house and the entire address changes.
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25 Mar
1:00pm, 25 Mar 2024
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Ally-C
My mum’s cleaners turned up 15 minutes early this morning & she turned them away because it wasn’t convenient 🤬🤬🤬 She’s complained before that they were there for 57 minutes & not the full hour, God give me strength. |
25 Mar
1:36pm, 25 Mar 2024
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stilldreaming
My m-i-l passed away last week (not unexpected and, after a long period of deteriorating health, a relief for her really). Now the bureaucratic madness kicks in ... said to Mr SD that I feel that we're on the slow uphill bit of a roller coaster ride, before we reach the top and everything kicks off!
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25 Mar
3:38pm, 25 Mar 2024
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Lip Gloss
Aw so sorry for your loss SD 
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25 Mar
3:47pm, 25 Mar 2024
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3M
That's sad news for you and your family, stilldreaming. Hope the roller coaster ride isn't too bumpy.
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25 Mar
3:53pm, 25 Mar 2024
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macca 53
Sorry for your loss stilldreaming
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25 Mar
4:04pm, 25 Mar 2024
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CK2
Sorry to hear that stilldreaming
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25 Mar
4:17pm, 25 Mar 2024
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Ally-C
Sorry for your loss stilldreaming
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25 Mar
4:43pm, 25 Mar 2024
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Mandymoo
Sorry for your loss stilldreaming
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25 Mar
5:20pm, 25 Mar 2024
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jabberknit
Have had no problems dealing with Mum's estate stuff (Lloyds, Nationwide, Prudential, her pension companies have all been brilliant) with the sole exception of the sodding Skipton Building Society. I'm an only child and executor of her will and inherit most of it. We're not talking huge amounts here, as it's mostly just her savings. However, she decided to leave my OH and our 2 daughters a little bit of mad money each, so they're named in the will too. To satisfy the Skipton, it would appear that all named beneficiaries have to sign a single form and have our signatures witnessed by a solicitor. DD1 lives in London, DD2 lives with us in Leicester but has mental health issues and is severely agoraphobic - no idea how we're going to get all the signatures witnessed! I can see I'm going to be on the phone to the Skipton tomorrow.
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