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The only decent thing to do under the circumstances is to come clean.
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I hope that someone from the UK may respond to this question. From the information contained in your question - unless you believe that you are a beneficiary of her will, quite frankly, I don't see where you have any legal "standing" in the matter. Whatever his Mum left him in the will is HIS. Other than what the laws of the UK may invest in you as his "partner," it is difficult for me to see just what your legal "standing" is to have any claim on her estate.
No one ever loves you like your Mum, Mum. Everything we owe, we owe to Mum, Mum. 'We owe to Mum!' Even when she whacks you on the bum, Mum. Mum's the word and so the word is Mum. 'That's me Mum!' 'Come on Bruce!' For Mother's Day a year is fine for some, Mum. But we know our mother's job is never done, Mum. 'It's never done' You will always be her number one, Mum. Mum's the word and so the word is Mum. 'That's me Mum!'
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' …from Mum and you.'