What can the next of kin do if the executor has been false on the cremation form and refuses to share date of funeral.
My ex husband had a new girlfriend of 8 months they separated for 4weeks and he’s been found dead. On 10th June 24 he wrote a Will stating she is the sole beneficiary and executor and his kids and family get nothing(not a big estate anyway).
Now she is refusing to let any family know about the funeral even his dad.
We have questioned the Will because names were wrong not misspelled, in this Will and he was a known alcoholic. His body has now been released from the coroner but cause of death is still unknown.
On the cremation form she has said that no family have any disagreement about the cremation. The family had asked to have some of his ashes and be involved with the funeral but she said no we have pleaded with her to change her mind.
Is this dishonest of her to say there are no objections. Can the next of kin ask for her to be removed as executor, she even tried to get the coroner to change herself to the next of kin, got rid of some of his belongings. This is heartbreaking for my kids(adults) who just want to say goodbye and so does his father. We were together for 30 years how could he put my name wrong in his Will and the executor said the Will was with the solicitor which she apparently got without even showing a death certificate. An interim one was sent yesterday
My ex husband had a new girlfriend of 8 months they separated for 4weeks and he’s been found dead. On 10th June 24 he wrote a Will stating she is the sole beneficiary and executor and his kids and family get nothing(not a big estate anyway).
Now she is refusing to let any family know about the funeral even his dad.
We have questioned the Will because names were wrong not misspelled, in this Will and he was a known alcoholic. His body has now been released from the coroner but cause of death is still unknown.
On the cremation form she has said that no family have any disagreement about the cremation. The family had asked to have some of his ashes and be involved with the funeral but she said no we have pleaded with her to change her mind.
Is this dishonest of her to say there are no objections. Can the next of kin ask for her to be removed as executor, she even tried to get the coroner to change herself to the next of kin, got rid of some of his belongings. This is heartbreaking for my kids(adults) who just want to say goodbye and so does his father. We were together for 30 years how could he put my name wrong in his Will and the executor said the Will was with the solicitor which she apparently got without even showing a death certificate. An interim one was sent yesterday
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