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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If executor is shady then petition the court to have them removed and appoint yourself or someone else. Note that if the court appoints an independant party the estate will have to pay them.[/quote]

Independent or not, an executor has the right to be paid. [/quote]

Exactly.  I was the executor of my parent’s estate.  I could have given myself a stipend/salary, but I chose not to.  There is a limit (some percentage of estate), but the executor has this right.[/quote]

Thank you.  What if the executor claims that "assets were sold when parent was alive to pay for (for example) shopping habit, gambling habit, etc."  The executor's claim is made up, but designed such that the executor gets to keep whatever he thinks is "his" (not really).  The executor keeps saying that items are missing, stolen, given away, etc. - anything to NOT give me or our siblings one damn worthwhile thing.  Maddening.   We only wanted one or two items, small in the scheme of what dad had.  Not to mention the money that executor stole.....

In other words, the executor has done nothing in good faith; the executor has only performed according to what they deem reasonable to let themselves grieve (and hoard) - without acknowledging anyone else, especially the deceased's wishes.

I am in the process of contacting (emailing) attorneys, and waiting to hear, but I am anxious, understandably.  [/quote]

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