It is relatively commonplace for promises to be made, particularly between family members that certain gifts will be left to them following their death.
This could be a small, sentimental token, or it could be far more substantial. Such promises might be made to encourage family members to offer care through old age, or illness or even to encourage investment in property, or to work in a business for free.
When promises of this nature are given, particularly when they are to the detriment of the person who has invested their time or money on the basis of the promise, then there can be a great disappointment when these promises are not fulfilled.
GA’s professional and specialist team has years of experience in dealing with these situations and can provide effective advice relating to your potential claim.
Members of our specialist team are accredited by STEP (Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners) and have decades of experience in this specialist area of the law.
Call the team today for a no-obligation discussion on 01752 203500. Alternatively, email enquiries@GAsolicitors.com or fill in our contact form to see how we can help