pick the bones out of this one.

shaunandelly

Grandad dies in 1970's passing all assets to wife with 7 adult and one junior kid. 1990's wife dies with 6 remaining adult kids one of which is executor of will 3others of which beneficiaries of shares. 2000's executor dies.
fast forward to within about a year of present communication arises re share spin out owned by late Grandad ( one of three others deals with it as representative).
sign this form/do this/do that.
I am son of one of three and have been thinking.
where have these shares been?
what about the dividends?
Whats a dbn and is one needed?
Is the representative correct in just following the trail of the original wills and getting the forms signed from the share company and away you go?

WhoWhatWhere

shaunandelly wrote: »

Grandad dies in 1970's passing all assets to wife with 7 adult and one junior kid. 1990's wife dies with 6 remaining adult kids one of which is executor of will 3others of which beneficiaries of shares. 2000's executor dies.
fast forward to within about a year of present communication arises re share spin out owned by late Grandad ( one of three others deals with it as representative).
sign this form/do this/do that.
I am son of one of three and have been thinking.
where have these shares been?
what about the dividends?
Whats a dbn and is one needed?
Is the representative correct in just following the trail of the original wills and getting the forms signed from the share company and away you go?

I'd advise you speak to an actual solicitor about matters like these.

nuac

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