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Exspenses against an estate

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kevlewi | 13:28 Sun 25th Jan 2009 | Law
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A brother of a deceased man has come from abroad to the funeral and is attempting to claim back monies paid out for food, accomadation,hire car and fights against his estate. Can he do that ? He is a beneficiary as there is no will, no spouse or parents.
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He has no right to make any claim against the estate specifically for him to attend the funeral. See here:
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Law/Question695 345.html

However, if he seeks letters of administration in order to be able to distribute the estate, he would be able to claim expenses from the estate for a visit to the UK so that he could attend the probate office.

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