A father excluded his four daughters from most of his £1 million estate after believing they were plotting against him; court finds delusions influenced his will and declares it invalid
- A father who believed his four daughters were conspiring to have him hospitalised and take control of his property left them just 25% of his estate in a will made while suffering from delusions.
- Michael Gwilliam, from Gloucestershire, England, believed his daughters were plotting against him for financial gain and arranged his inheritance accordingly.
- When he died in February 2022, aged 79, his daughters discovered that most of his estate had been left to other relatives and people close to him.
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- A father who believed his four daughters were conspiring to have him hospitalised and take control of his property left them just 25% of his estate in a will made while suffering from delusions.
- Michael Gwilliam, from Gloucestershire, England, believed his daughters were plotting against him for financial gain and arranged his inheritance accordingly.
- When he died in February 2022, aged 79, his daughters discovered that most of his estate had been left to other relatives and people close to him.
Sources: Times of India