We are buying a new property. We want our son to be a joint owner to avoid,
1 the probate in the future
2 will contest from my step child who is from my spouse's earlier marriage.
We would like to lend £300000 into his account for purchase of his one third share rather than giving it as gift in case, we need it for some reason or he asks his share in the future.
He intends to stay with us in the same house with his future wife. What happens in the worst case, if the couple splits and she asks for half of his share from his one third share being it a matrimonial home ?
Does he have to pay our loan first or her half of one third of his share in the property if it needs to be sold ? What happens if he hasn't enough funds to pay both of us ?
How do we draft the said loan ? Can we put a condition that in event of marriage break up our loan should be paid first ? His wife must know about this loan before marriage ?
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