A friend of mine who is well in to his 80's has just phoned.
He said I can ask this on Gransnet.
He is wanting some money for a new kitchen and bathroom and to do a few less expensive repairs.
His 2 sons have plenty of money and are happy to give it to him.
My friend had consulted a solicitor as he feels it would be unfair if he has to go in to care and all the proceeds are used from the sale of the bungalow including the son's funds.
The solicitor has said that he could draw up a mortgage in favour of the son's and he see's no reason why the sons would not have to be paid before any money is used for care.
The fact that the solicitor ''see's no reason'' is concerning him.
Does anybody know of a case of a mortgage being given in favour of the offspring and has it worked against the council.
In theory it should work.
Frank
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