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Probate: if two executors, do they both have to be present?

YogiBoy · 2016-04-08 23:07:14

Question please on probate: if there are two executors on a will , do they both have to be present to send in documentation to the probate office and to be available for interview. And they have to sign off on document together, or can one executor do it all (herself !). I looked through Boards and the documentation and…

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09-04-2016 12:07am

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YogiBoy

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Question please on probate: if there are two executors on a will , do they both have to be present to send in documentation to the probate office and to be available for interview. And they have to sign off on document together, or can one executor do it all (herself !). I looked through Boards and the documentation and saw nothing about it. Any references to texts welcome too.
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#2 09-04-2016 1:12am
chops018

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Short answer, yes, one executor can extract the grant themselves.

Have a read through the Rules of the Superior Court re Probate.

Here's the link:

http://www.courts.ie/rules.nsf/0/af593c78c54b621980256d2b0046b394?OpenDocument

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