Administrator Issues

ames1010

Hi all, does anyone have any stories about administrator problems of an intestate estate? I have trawled the internet and have come across some cases but it would be interesting to hear what others have experienced. I know an administrator can’t be removed simply on the grounds of hostility and I’m not seeking to remove them. Thank you 

Marcon

Why on earth would anyone volunteer to be the administrator of an insolvent estate, unless they didn't do their homework properly and either didn't understand the personal risk they were running, or had no meaning of knowing it was insolvent until they'd started down the unhappy path known as 'intermeddling' and it is now too late to turn back?

ames1010

Marcon said:

Why on earth would anyone volunteer to be the administrator of an insolvent estate, unless they didn't do their homework properly and either didn't understand the personal risk they were running, or had no meaning of knowing it was insolvent until they'd started down the unhappy path known as 'intermeddling' and it is now too late to turn back?

I agree Marcon, I completely agree. 

hb2

Marcon said:

Why on earth would anyone volunteer to be the administrator of an insolvent estate, unless they didn't do their homework properly and either didn't understand the personal risk they were running, or had no meaning of knowing it was insolvent until they'd started down the unhappy path known as 'intermeddling' and it is now too late to turn back?

The OP says 'intestate' not 'insolvent'.

ames1010

hb2 said: 

Marcon said:

Why on earth would anyone volunteer to be the administrator of an insolvent estate, unless they didn't do their homework properly and either didn't understand the personal risk they were running, or had no meaning of knowing it was insolvent until they'd started down the unhappy path known as 'intermeddling' and it is now too late to turn back?

The OP says 'intestate' not 'insolvent'.

Thank you hb2!!! I really despair at times 🤣🤣. The keyboard warriors really makes themselves look like fools! 

badger09

ames1010 said:

hb2 said: 

Marcon said:

Why on earth would anyone volunteer to be the administrator of an insolvent estate, unless they didn't do their homework properly and either didn't understand the personal risk they were running, or had no meaning of knowing it was insolvent until they'd started down the unhappy path known as 'intermeddling' and it is now too late to turn back?

The OP says 'intestate' not 'insolvent'.

Thank you hb2!!! I really despair at times 🤣🤣. The keyboard warriors really makes themselves look like fools! 

And yet you thanked the post in question, and even said

ames1010 said:

Marcon said:

Why on earth would anyone volunteer to be the administrator of an insolvent estate, unless they didn't do their homework properly and either didn't understand the personal risk they were running, or had no meaning of knowing it was insolvent until they'd started down the unhappy path known as 'intermeddling' and it is now too late to turn back?

I agree Marcon, I completely agree. 

ames1010

badger09 said:

ames1010 said:

hb2 said: 

Marcon said:

Why on earth would anyone volunteer to be the administrator of an insolvent estate, unless they didn't do their homework properly and either didn't understand the personal risk they were running, or had no meaning of knowing it was insolvent until they'd started down the unhappy path known as 'intermeddling' and it is now too late to turn back?

The OP says 'intestate' not 'insolvent'.

Thank you hb2!!! I really despair at times 🤣🤣. The keyboard warriors really makes themselves look like fools! 

And yet you thanked the post in question, and even said

ames1010 said:

Marcon said:

Why on earth would anyone volunteer to be the administrator of an insolvent estate, unless they didn't do their homework properly and either didn't understand the personal risk they were running, or had no meaning of knowing it was insolvent until they'd started down the unhappy path known as 'intermeddling' and it is now too late to turn back?

I agree Marcon, I completely agree. 

Good grief, it’s gone above your head hasn’t it!!! I was being sarcastic!! My god, go and post something useful!!! Another keyboard warrior making themselves look stupid!! 

badger09

ames1010 said:

badger09 said:

ames1010 said:

hb2 said: 

Marcon said:

Why on earth would anyone volunteer to be the administrator of an insolvent estate, unless they didn't do their homework properly and either didn't understand the personal risk they were running, or had no meaning of knowing it was insolvent until they'd started down the unhappy path known as 'intermeddling' and it is now too late to turn back?

The OP says 'intestate' not 'insolvent'.

Thank you hb2!!! I really despair at times 🤣🤣. The keyboard warriors really makes themselves look like fools! 

And yet you thanked the post in question, and even said

ames1010 said:

Marcon said:

Why on earth would anyone volunteer to be the administrator of an insolvent estate, unless they didn't do their homework properly and either didn't understand the personal risk they were running, or had no meaning of knowing it was insolvent until they'd started down the unhappy path known as 'intermeddling' and it is now too late to turn back?

I agree Marcon, I completely agree. 

Good grief, it’s gone above your head hasn’t it!!! I was being sarcastic!! My god, go and post something useful!!! Another keyboard warrior making themselves look stupid!! 

Your idiotic drivel has indeed gone above my head. You were being sarcastic? I thought sarcasm involved wit.

Grumpy_chap

The OP's question may be too broad for meaningful responses.

"any stories about administrator problem" gives little information about the type of problem the OP would welcome assistance with.

seven-day-weekend

I think the OP will have to be a little more specific.  However, there are rules to intestacy so I would have thought you just abide by them.

marymary1961

I paid money into a wrong account by mistake, I contacted the bank immediatly but they were unable to do a charge back due to the account being in in recievership. The company went into volentary recievership end of 2019 & was finalised Feb 2020 I made the mistake March 2020 can I get the money back