FDNY Posted November 7, 2017 Author Report Share Posted November 7, 2017 On 10/8/2017 at 12:22 PM, Lion EA said: Handyman may have sold your client on marriage as getting SS when she's gone and not an issue to her or her family. But, now he's her husband, and without a solid pre-nup or a will revised after the marriage date, he will get her house and bank/broker accounts and jewelry and.... Then, that son will have big legal bills to try to salvage things for her own children and grandchildren. Yes, keep us posted on the next episode. Same bat-time, same bat-station. I sure hope this doesn't become the case. I pulled out the trust and will last night and it is from 2004. All the monies are to go to the daughter with the disability as the other daughter is well off. The son in law has contacted an attorney in Boston, although house is in western part of the state. My guess is that "husband" will not want any trouble as he is probably on some kind of lifetime probation. How would it look for him going from preying on minors to senior citizens. Don't know how some people look themselves in the mirror. 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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