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[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]

Yeah, no!  I’ve been the executor of two estates.  I had to follow the wishes of the deceased as stated in the wills.  I got 0% more than anyone else.
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Great, sounds like here when an old aunt was ill plus divorcing the new deal got negotiated with the SIL as executor and only beneficiary. So don’t bother saying she will follow the wills directions, which she helped re-write. [/quote]

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