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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Recency bias is real OP. Forget the last 50 years, all that matters is the last few. [/quote]

Unfortunately this ended up as a First Come, First Served situation and the relatives didn’t care that it was a spouse of a relative nor to ask around.

Bear in mind, the executioner of a will can, in reality, do whatever s/he wants with the house, money, art, vehicles, or even body. That’s the prize. That’s why an aunt would want the most truthworthy non-family member following the orders— surely an out of state schmoozing spouse of a nephew…

Sorry Op, you’ve all been had. That’s why it’s a secret. [/quote]

How can the executor do whatever they want with the house when there are other heirs? I also do not see how an executor could do whatever they want with anything that can be tracked, like money.

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How can the executor not do whatever she wants?[/quote]

She drags the mother to her scummy dc lawyer. Her mother sets up trusts and takes good care of daughter who orchestrated this by washing Mom’s panties just so and isolating siblings. She manipulated the situation, kept everyone in the dark, while there were 5 siblings who kept in touch with Mom who was controlled by panty washer. This sister buried Mom without consulting anyone and, just like that, everything is gone. 
Yea….its ugly and it happens everyday. Settings up trusts is a good way to hide who gets what. Drag an old confused woman to your lawyer and the magic happens. [/quote]

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