Advice re winding up estate.

I thought I recently posted something about Frank, the Movie but may be wrong.

Apparently one of the most popular places for hiding valuables is the freezer.
I agree it would be a good idea to check beneath and behind the bottom drawer of a chest.
However, I don't think it should be you doing the searching, Frank.

gracesmum I don't think I mocked you. I most likely told you what I thought about your winding up of Frank and getting enjoyment of it.

Nonu you been a burgular in a previous life?

Ah no!!! You mean you hide things there!

Very good for bodies as well if you want to falsify the time of death. eg. If 7year rule applies for lifetime gifts!

Actually, j08, I was the person trying to plead for some toleration for *Frank because I felt he was being ganged up on - and I was virtually accused of "fancying" him when just trying to be on the side of the underdog , but I realise nowFrank can stand up for himself.

No doubt about that at all GRace , he sure can .

I'm pretty certain that Frank does hold his own.

Er JO8 NO, But I read a lot of crime fiction and have to say seems a good place to hide things .

All my booty is in tins , in case of fire

Hi gracesmum

I am not looking for another wife.

Frank

Actually I think Mishap is right .i had to deal with an elderly uncles estate. He had written a letter to me saying there was a will and although the "kind and friendly" neighbours who had a key had thoroughly searched the house and carefully polished the furniture they wished to appropriate they had not found anything. They believed that they were major beneficiaries in his estate. In the end I remembered a hiding place in his desk where he kept the family Bible with his will and his bank books. The solicitors told me that this scenario was not uncommon even in this day and age. Surely if Frank is taking the mick out of the gransnetters then perhaps the GNs shouldn't rise to the provocation. If he isn't then being unkind demeans us. ,unless you have had experience of the extraordinary length s people will go to to inherit a nest of tables or set of stepladders you may find Franks travails ludicrous but I'm not surprised.

Hi Stansgran

You may have read that my 1 daughter has my will in her bank and the other has a certified copy of my will in her bank.
I have worded my wills that if my daughters are not alive then my son's in law will get their share of the estate and I will probably set new wills up to skip a generation at some point.
Unfortunately there are a lot of selfish gold diggers in the world and my belief is all money should stay within the family so that is why I will not get married again.

Frank

Frank Has anyone asked you to marry her?

And if you did remarry, wouldn't your wife be part of the family?

I'm quite certain I wouldn't have accused you of "fancying" anyone Gracesmum!

I can't believe that posters are discussing another poster's mental health on here! Frank can read you know!

Beat me to it, Jingl. I don't think we should be discussing the possible mental health issues of any member on an open forum.

Or any forum, for that matter.

The ladies of this forum
Constitute a quorum
So what they decide must be fair
Teasing Frank is bad
And though ii might be sad
In future, we should forbear!

Please can someone remind me who it was that was planning to meet up with Frank ? I seem to remember the coffee shop in John Lewis was mentioned?

Not me!

It was Orca.

Yes, 'twas me ('twas I?) but nothing came if it ...the offer is still open but I think I've scared him off!