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Power reserved.....no trust!

greengreenred
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Dear all. My late Mother’s son has asked me to stand back as an executor. I do not trust him in anyway. Should go for ‘power reserved’ or have a Solicetor deal with the estate?
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Tell him you are not prepared to do that, you do it together, he steps down or as a last resort you appoint a solicitor.1
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If you don't trust him I think you should insist on continuing as joint executor. If you reserve your power it may be too late to act if you later suspect he is 'up to something'.
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I do not trust him in anyway.
Then why on earth would you even consider standing down?
You tell him that the choice is apply jointly or appoint a solicitor, costs to come from the estate.
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