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inheritance issues

fiercevalue · 2015-08-17 09:49:50

Hi, My mate is meeting the executors of his Uncles's will where he will now get the property etc..(he has turned 18). They have had control of it for the last 7 years. Question is. Is there questions he can ask them to ensure/check that they have complied with their obligations as executors. Just basic tips would be…

17-08-2015 9:49am

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Hi,

My mate is meeting the executors of his Uncles's will where he will now get the property etc..(he has turned 18). They have had control of it for the last 7 years. Question is. Is there questions he can ask them to ensure/check that they have complied with their obligations as executors. Just basic tips would be helpful.

Many thanks

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You friend will need his own solicitor for the transfer, who will do the checking...

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ok Tow,

Thanks for that... so he must engaae a solicitor now even before he meets the executor? Albeit that this executor is an extended family memeber. So better safe than sorry kind of thing?

many thanks

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