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  • Executor of a Will

    Hi, I have been named as a co-Executor in my father's Will without being asked. I am also a beneficiary, although the 'estate' is probably worth less than £2000.
    What do I gain by being an Executor and can I refuse?
    Thanks
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    Re: Executor of a Will

    Yes you can refuse, so long as you haven't started dealing with the estate - does the other executor wish to continue ? If there is a solicitors firm as the other executor there will be fees to be paid out of the estate. Advantages - you have some control over how the estate is sorted out and ensuring the deceased last wishes are adhered to.
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