Who can contribute to an Executors view of an estate

[Aussie_Pete]

Is there a restriction on who the Executor can listen to in an estate issue?

I am asking as, whilst I am not involved in the disbursement of my ex-wives estate and I am not a beneficiary of the estate, I am concerned about the information being given to the Executor by one of the beneficiaries. To be blunt I believe they are being disingenuous with the information they are providing about the estate in an attempt to create an imbalance, in their favour, for the overall disbursement.

I want to directly inform the Executor & the solicitors acting under their instruction of substantive information I have to challenge the information being put forward by the beneficiary.

Is the Executor or the solicitors under any obligation to listen to my position?

[sederunt]

It’s your own personal decision whether you want to pass information. It would be speculation to suggest what recipients might do with the information.