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Conveyancing and contract
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Where you named as executor in the will ? Have you applied for probate?0
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He has 'letters of administration' so either no will or the named executor was unwilling or unable to proceed I guess...
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No will I done probate myself to get letters of administration. I have spoke with various people etc and they have said that’s all I need. I didn’t have a solicitor to do probate because it was straight forward in gaining letters of administration. I thought that was all I’d need. I have adverse credit so the current mortgage wouldn’t accept me. My mortgage offer is in place, I have had valuation.0
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Then brief your solicitor fully and take their advice on how to proceed, it sounds like they didn't grasp what you were doing or they wouldn't be waiting for a contract...
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