When do you stop being dependant?
Martha lives with her husband and 2 adult daughters in her parents house(24 years). Parents have assets and $400,000 in the bank. They had good health except for the past 3 years. Her father becomes ill and goes to a nursing home. Mother stays at home with multiple carers including another sibling, day and night(costly). She has a small business running from the home and her husband has a $55,000 job. The assest provides income to fund carers.
Home is put up for sale by POA to fund nursing home RAD for father and invest remainder for future RAD for mother. Martha puts caveat on property to stop sale. She is unsuccessful. She is told months ago that she will need to look for another place. Her mother is moved into a smaller rental property for safety concerns with carers(and other sibling) still in attendance.
Martha has tried to prolong the move for as long as possible. The landlord is ready to evict her.
Does she have a possible future family provision claim?
She claims to have no savings, only debts.
All household utilities paid by parents.
She pays her own medical insurance, car expenses, and mobile phones.
She sends her daughters to private college.
She will inherit 1 million when the time comes.
When does she stop riding the gravy train.
What are her chances?
Martha lives with her husband and 2 adult daughters in her parents house(24 years). Parents have assets and $400,000 in the bank. They had good health except for the past 3 years. Her father becomes ill and goes to a nursing home. Mother stays at home with multiple carers including another sibling, day and night(costly). She has a small business running from the home and her husband has a $55,000 job. The assest provides income to fund carers.
Home is put up for sale by POA to fund nursing home RAD for father and invest remainder for future RAD for mother. Martha puts caveat on property to stop sale. She is unsuccessful. She is told months ago that she will need to look for another place. Her mother is moved into a smaller rental property for safety concerns with carers(and other sibling) still in attendance.
Martha has tried to prolong the move for as long as possible. The landlord is ready to evict her.
Does she have a possible future family provision claim?
She claims to have no savings, only debts.
All household utilities paid by parents.
She pays her own medical insurance, car expenses, and mobile phones.
She sends her daughters to private college.
She will inherit 1 million when the time comes.
When does she stop riding the gravy train.
What are her chances?