My two brothers and I have inherited a house. They both live in the property but I live elsewhere. As I claim income support, will the house be considered capital and therefore disallow my benefit claim? we are going to register as a benefciial joint tenancy and the asset can't be realised but is it still capital?
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Income support and inheriting property
- Thread Starter redboy41
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army judge
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This is a US based forum.
However, I'd suggest this in regard to a similar US query.
You should discuss this with a local solicitor.
Everyone's financial situation is different.
You require advice tailored to your situation.
See a solicitor.
It'll cost a few quid, but it may save you much more than you spend on the solicitor.
However, I'd suggest this in regard to a similar US query.
You should discuss this with a local solicitor.
Everyone's financial situation is different.
You require advice tailored to your situation.
See a solicitor.
It'll cost a few quid, but it may save you much more than you spend on the solicitor.
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