₦airaland Forum

ShameOnAPC:
Staying in touch with your ex

Speedyconnect15:
Yes next of kin doesn't make one entitled to the wealth left behind.

But it's a lie that anybody can be granted letters of administration.

So a friend can go and get it and will now have access?

Anybody can't be given letters of administration.

The law regulates those entitled to it.

So tell me, who are those empowered by the law to request for and get LA from the registry?

nwanyionitsha:
Yes, that of bank accounts is true, but what about estates, terminal benefits and others can the letter of admin cover that even when there is a next of kin?

FrankFrenzy:
It may not cover for the physical and fixed assets. The LA covers mainly the liquid assets. A will should be advised to handle such other fixed and tangible assets.

vickydevoka:
N haven't u seen a case where a wife killed her husband because de next of King is written in de woman's name. Pls. Brother everything for dis life na luck.
For me de first thing wen u get married is to observe de woman's character at least for a decade b4 u think of changing de next of kin.
#Fear woman of this days after God.

Robbin7:
Yes marriage starts from friendship but it’s way way beyond friendship.
Sacrifices and hard decisions you won’t make for your girlfriend, you will easily make dem for you wife or husband.
When i said family is involved in marriage I didn’t mean, they dictate what happens in the marriage (even though sometimes they do), I only meant to say, when you are married, the family point of view impresses on your decision to some extent.
Like when you dating a girl/guy, the parents don’t call you, you don’t call the parents (in most cases) but in a marriage the case is different.
When you are married, you in-laws come to visit you, but when you are dating, you don’t have your spouses parents coming to your house.
All of these things have a slight subliminal effect on your marriage if you consider it deeply.
Just stating my opinion, I may be very wrong.

Speedyconnect15:
I a person dies and he left a will, the executors named in the WILL should get "probate".

But if a person dies without a will then people like the ff are entitled to letters of administration.




Surviving spouse(s) of the deceased

Children of the deceased

Parents of the deceased

Brothers or sisters of the deceased of full blood or the children of such brother or sister who died in the life time of the deceased.

Brother or sister of the deceased of half-blood or the children of such brother or sister who died in the life time of the deceased

Grandparents of the deceased

Uncles and aunts of full blood or their children

Creditors of the deceased

Admin general

bigiyaro:
you don't need to preach bro, marriage starts from friendship. period! pls refer to your earlier post.