Cheryl Tweedy Cole Fernandez Versini #2
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Prince didn't have any children and wasn't ever involved with Cheryl Tweedy.
With Liam in and out of rehab Cheryl would have made sure she was OK.
GalGal
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Even if you don’t have children you want to have control over where your money goes when you die.
My reference to Prince was only to highlight what can happen when no will is left. Hopefully this isn’t the case with Liam, Cheryl & Bear
It’s not the same though as Prince didn’t have a child. If Liam has no will it will still go to Bear.
GalGal
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Prince was also American so it would be a different legal system and different intestacy laws.
Lucymyers
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It won't
It doesn't work like tht
hellokittymermaid
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That’s exactly how it works in England. Any living children inherit everything if there is no will and no legal spouse or civil partner.
GalGal
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It does,
Doyouknowwhatimean
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With no will it then goes to probate and lawyers identify next of kin.
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This is true, it goes to probate when theres no will. Its so that they can identify anyone else from a legal perspective. Also gets lawyers a quids in.
It doesnt automatically go to the heir.
His son is under 18, and he wasnt married. Its most likely his parent or sibling will become executor or administrator of his estate until his son becomes of age.
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Lucymyers
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Thankyou!
Don't know why people think it just automatically goes to the kid if the parent dies and no will is in place
Dangerous misinformation to spread cos if ppl believe it an decide to not invest in a will it can cause some right tit
Libertine1975
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As a Wills and Probate Solicitor IF Liam didn't leave a Will his estate is held on trust for Bear until he turns 18 under the intestate rules presuming Liam is named on his Birth Certificate. Cheryl would be the person entitled to act as administrator for the estate as Bear's legal guardian but she would need someone else to act as a trustee for the funds.
We won't find out for probably a year until a Grant has been issued. It's only a Grant of Probate if there is a Will and the Executors are acting, it's letters of administration if no Will was left.
We won't find out for probably a year until a Grant has been issued. It's only a Grant of Probate if there is a Will and the Executors are acting, it's letters of administration if no Will was left.
It absolutely does. Read the latest comment. If not married and no will it goes to the child once they turn 18 and is held in trust until then.
Who can inherit if there's no will
Information on who can and cannot inherit if someone dies without making a will. Covers married couples, civil partners, children and other relatives.
Now what is interesting is that a civil partner can inherit 300 grand or thereabouts. I wonder is Katie considered a civil partner?
Libertine1975
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The most common assumption is that if you are married everything goes to your spouse...if you have kids and assets over a certain threshold that isn't the case...
GalGal
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Unless they were in a civil partnership then no.It absolutely does. Read the latest comment. If not married and no will it goes to the child once they turn 18 and is held in trust until then.
Who can inherit if there's no will
Information on who can and cannot inherit if someone dies without making a will. Covers married couples, civil partners, children and other relatives.www.citizensadvice.org.uk
Now what is interesting is that a civil partner can inherit 300 grand or thereabouts. I wonder is Katie considered a civil partner?
mindyaneb
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She was awful
. Giving “favours” for a spliff as a teen. Gob on her like you can imagine. Her mother has always annoyed me (who lets their 6 year old try and walk home from the west end of Newcastle at 10pm at night… saint Joan as it turns out!)
re the birth certificate, it’s an offence of done with knowledge you are basically lying on a legal document (think it falls under perjury act but can’t be arsed to Google it).
Lucymyers
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Thanks for clarifying the birth cert thingShe was awful
Her mother has always annoyed me (who lets their 6 year old try and walk home from the west end of Newcastle at 10pm at night… saint Joan as it turns out!)
re the birth certificate, it’s an offence of done with knowledge you are basically lying on a legal document (think it falls under perjury act but can’t be arsed to Google it).
I did say this but was basically told by numerous on here it was rubbish
mindyaneb
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I googled. It is the Perjury Act. Been a long time since I read law
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Libertine1975
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Birth Marriage and Death Certificates are public documents and can be obtained in the UK for a small fee. As can title registers for registered properties (most properties are registered these days) and Wills once an estate goes to Probate...