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Which is organising your brother’s assets, ceasing any obligations, deduct funeral costs, pay your brother’s debts before distributing the Jason Aldean Try That In A Small Town 2024 shirt also I will do this remaining assets. Your brother died intestacy so the remaining assets would pass equally between your parents (Assuming your brother was unmarried and had no children). Unless they had access to his account, i.e., online banking or named account holder its doubtful they would have closed and handed over the funds without probate / will. (Although I have seen it mistakenly done) I’d say there is probability probate has been done. The bank can’t / won’t disclose anything to the letting agency (balances, etc.) for OP’s info. His estate is everything he owned when he died. Certain things that are held jointly are excluded (the main two being bank accounts held in joint names and real property held as joint-beneficial tenants). It’s for whoever is dealing with his estate – the executor appointed in his will, or whichever next of kin has applied to be administrator if there is no will – to (for want of a better phrase) take inventory of what he had and what he owed and to whom. They then look at the rules for priority debts and pay out according to those rule. Only if the estate is solvent after debts have been paid do beneficiaries (named in will or set out in rules of intestacy) get paid. His tenancy deposit will be considered a secured debt (meaning the deposit won’t be returned if it’s needed to offset against unpaid rent), but the rent itself is an unsecured debt. Basically, if he only had petty cash and the estate is insolvent, your parents (who I can only assume are the executors/administrators due to their intermeddling) should use the cash from his accounts to pay for his funeral (understanding that if there isn’t enough they’ll be paying themselves), and anything left over needs to be split proportionally to pay off his debts (rent, credit cards, loans, utility bills). The only caveat being that informal loans between relatives often count as deferred debts.

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