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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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PP knows nothing about being the “executioner” of a will or how probate works.[/quote]

That’s besides the point. First you fly in, get the keys, pick over all the jewelry and art you want, then go to the reading. [/quote]

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