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Charitable body as executor
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I agree that conflict isn't a problem here, and it would be unusual for a beneficiary to instruct a solicitor (unless something had actually become contentious, in which case there would then be a conflict).
More generally I would think it fairly commonplace for a solicitor executor to be the "family" solicitor and therefore also have acted for beneficiaries in their personal capacity in relation to other matters - but that doesn't create a conflict in them administering the estate.0 -
This is very helpful feedback. Thank you very much.0
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