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Oct 3, 2021 · Following the death of a badge holder, it has now been revealed that a total of 29 people in the city have been caught using a blue badge this year alone. Disabled drivers and passengers can park closer to their destination with a blue badge parking permit.
Dec 17, 2014 · Hello, my father passed away last month and i need to send back his driving license and blue badge, where does the blue badge go to?
Sep 28, 2021 · A Nottingham City Council spokesperson condemned people using a blue badge once someone has passed away. They said: “Blue badges are issued to help make travel easier for people with...
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Sep 28, 2021 · Motorists have been warned they could be prosecuted after a driver was found using a dead person's blue badge in Nottingham. The vehicle was spotted by enforcement officers in Hampden Street...
- Executor Or Administrator
- Accessing Money, Property and Other Assets
- Timescales
- Small Estates and Dealing with Immediate Debts
- Payments You May Have to Make
- Paying Debts
- Money You May Be Able to Collect
- Where to Keep Money Belonging to The Estate
- Money in Joint Accounts
- Pension Schemes
If the deceased person left a valid will, the person who deals with the estate is called the deceased person's 'executor'. If the deceased person left an invalid will or no will at all, the person who deals with the deceased person's estate is called an 'administrator'. An administrator may be appointed by the court before they can deal with the de...
If the deceased person left a lot of money or property in his or her estate, the executor or the administrator may have to apply for a grant of representation to gain access to the money. An application for a grant is made to the Probate Registry. If the deceased person left a valid will, the Probate Registry will grant probate of the will. If the ...
You have one year from the date of the deceased's death to sort out the estate before distributing it. After a year, you could become liable to pay interest on any undistributed assets. Bear in mind that all bills, debts and taxes have to be settled before you can share out the deceased person's remaining money, property and belongings.
If the deceased person left a small amount of money (usually £20,000 or less) in his or her estate, it may not be necessary to get a grant of probate or letters of administration to withdraw money from the deceased's account with a bank or financial institution. This can be useful if money is needed from the deceased’s estate to pay for immediate e...
You may also need to pay: 1. rent or mortgage on the deceased's home 2. funeral costs 3. any unpaid bills 4. formal debts owed by the deceased 5. insurance on the deceased's home 6. other payments to protect the estate assets
As the executor or administrator of the estate, you have a legal responsibility to pay off any debts the deceased had before you can distribute the estate. You must show that you have made an effort to tell as many people as possible about the deceased’s estate. This is to give anyone with a claim the chance to come forward. You can do this by plac...
Money owed to a deceased person is part of their estate. You may be able to claim: 1. tax rebates 2. life insurance 3. money from pension schemes 4. money from lost or forgotten pensions and savings 5. capital from the deceased's business 6. formal debts they are owed However, any informal loans made by the deceased don't have to be repaid by the b...
Whatever the size of the estate, it's a good idea to open a separate 'estate account' with a bank or building society, so that all transactions about the administration of the estate can be recorded. Beneficiaries are entitled to go to the court and seek an order that the executor or administrator provide them with a full inventory of the estate an...
The deceased person may have held money with another person in a joint bank or building society account. Normally this means that the surviving joint owner automatically owns the money. The money does not form part of the deceased person's estate for administration and therefore does not need to be dealt with by the executor or administrator. Howev...
Different rules apply to different pension schemes. The executor or administrator will need to contact each scheme the deceased belonged to and ask if: 1. death benefits are payable 2. there is a pension for a spouse, civil partner or children 3. any of the investment has become part of the deceased's estate under a self-employed pension scheme Rem...
Jul 25, 2022 · You are only likely to be accused of fraud if your misuse of the badge involved dishonesty, for example; the badge was fake, stolen, belonged to a deceased person, or you pretended to be the badge holder when questioned by the attendant.
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If you have suffered bereavement, you should tell both Driver & Vehicle Agency (DVA) and Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) as soon as possible. Doing so will help prevent you receiving...
