Amber Homeloans - a deceased estate can I claim back charges?

[Eitha22]

I am helping my Mum deal with her late sisters estate.

They lived together all their lives and the property was mortgaged to my aunt alone and was only partially paid off.

So it had to be sold

. The property is now under offer.

Naturally, Amber have been utterly horrendous.

 

My mother is a pensioner and disabled yet they have whacked all kinds of charges on until letters of administration were granted, even though she has paid the interest on the mortgage and was in contact with them from the very beginning.

 

My question - there appears from looking through paperwork endless charges over the years. Arrears, home visits all that kind of stuff.

 

Can my mum make a claim and if yes is it limited by how long the house takes to go through?

[BankFodder]

The administrator of the estate can claim - and in fact probably has a legal duty to do so

[dx100uk]

Yes def go get 'em

 

Not the same co.

 

But I got over £17k back for a neighbour.

 

As long as they were Ann exec//admin of the will/estate.

Took. 2 goes to get the bogus legal fees back mind

 

Even though you might have everything

Its always worthy to do an sar

The comms log can be rather damning

 

DX