Maria16
2019-10-12 13:45:10
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For me, such a constellation with care would not be an option. Either I do it voluntarily or not at all.
Apart from that, it would have to be clarified how much you would then have to cover financially if care in a home becomes unavoidable. Don’t forget that care can also mean changing diapers 10 times a day, for example after a stroke. Or having to stay at home constantly because of dementia with a tendency to wander off.
In addition, a renunciation of inheritance would have to be agreed upon with all the other heirs.
Edit: where I unfortunately have no idea at all: to what extent the mother can be obligated not to change the will later, in case you do not receive the property in advance.
Apart from that, it would have to be clarified how much you would then have to cover financially if care in a home becomes unavoidable. Don’t forget that care can also mean changing diapers 10 times a day, for example after a stroke. Or having to stay at home constantly because of dementia with a tendency to wander off.
In addition, a renunciation of inheritance would have to be agreed upon with all the other heirs.
Edit: where I unfortunately have no idea at all: to what extent the mother can be obligated not to change the will later, in case you do not receive the property in advance.