DBil is nearing the end of his life, he's been ill and not at work for the last 13 years. DSil gave up work too in order to look after DBil. They live in a HA house and survive on benefits, they have 2 children 1 adult and 1 teenager. They have a motorbility car.
So what happens when he dies? Presumably the car goes straight away? Will DSil have to live on JSA straight away or are there any benefits available to someone in her situation who has essentially been made redundant. I know that she will be keen to work again, it's something she has missed being DBil's carer. BUT I can't see her going to DBil's funeral one day and starting a job the next day. She's not well qualified so doesn't have a career to return to and without a car life will be pretty challenging as they arn't near bus routes.
Any experience appreciated.
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Frog253 · 30/10/2011 08:08
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