![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/foster-child-who-inherited-fortune-from-millionaire-parents-set-to-forfeit-1m-mansion/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_JS307041875.jpg&description=Albi Mera inherited his £1m family home, plus two other London flats worth over £500,000 from millionaire parents but is set to loose it after charity win inheritance court case A foster child who was left a fortune by his millionaire parents now faces losing his £1m home after losing a court fight with a charity over inheritance. Albi Mera inherited his £1m family home in Brixton, plus two other London flats worth over £500,000 when his father Stuart Brock died in 2018. Mr Brock also left 30 per cent of his fortune to WaterAid, a charity which provides clean drinking water and sanitation facilities in third world countries. But Mr Mera's house, which he has been living in for five years, could now be sold after he was sued by the charity for not paying them their share of the inheritance. In a will made in 2017, Mr Brock passed on 70 per cent of the family's wealth to Mr Mera. Mr Brock, who was the boss of an engineering company, had initially inherited the entire fortune of his wife Julie Royce when she died in 2015. Judge, Master Katherine McQuail, was told by the charity's lawyers, that Mr Mera, as executor and personal representative of his foster dad's estate, had failed to pay them any money in the last five years, despite numerous requests. The judge has now made an order, removing Mr Mera as executor and personal representative, directing that the house and another property be transferred out of his ownership, and handing him a £52,000 court bill. But Mr Mera told the judge that he couldn't afford the court bill, saying he had lost his job as a manager at a drilling company and has been struggling to meet the mortgage payments on the two remaining family properties. The judge told him: "I appreciate this is tough for you Mr Mera, but that's what happens in litigation if you don't win." Eliza Eagling, for WaterAid, told the judge that Mr Brock and his wife Julie Royce had fostered several children, but in his final will Mr Brock had left his wealth just to M){kind=link}
Albi Mera inherited his £1m family home, plus two other London flats worth over £500,000 from millionaire parents but is set to loose it after charity win inheritance court case
A foster child who was left a fortune by his millionaire parents now faces losing his £1m home after losing a court fight with a charity over inheritance.
Albi Mera inherited his £1m family home in Brixton, plus two other London flats worth over £500,000 when his father Stuart Brock died in 2018. Mr Brock also left 30 per cent of his fortune to WaterAid, a charity which provides clean drinking water and sanitation facilities in third world countries.
But Mr Mera’s house, which he has been living in for five years, could now be sold after he was sued by the charity for not paying them their share of the inheritance. In a will made in 2017, Mr Brock passed on 70 per cent of the family’s wealth to Mr Mera. Mr Brock, who was the boss of an engineering company, had initially inherited the entire fortune of his wife Julie Royce when she died in 2015.
Judge, Master Katherine McQuail, was told by the charity’s lawyers, that Mr Mera, as executor and personal representative of his foster dad’s estate, had failed to pay them any money in the last five years, despite numerous requests.