Hello, I am hoping for some more excellent advice. A few threads down i asked for help in tracking down a will (solicitor closed down), I have found the practice it was transferred to.
The will names me and the solicitor as executors, and me and my brother as beneficiaries. I am not legally trained, but I was sole executor for my mum's will (I got the bank to renounce, although it was a long time ago and I can't really remember how I got them to agree). I'm meeting the solicitor on Thursday, how likely are they to renounce, and what is the best way of encouraging them to do so? Thank you.
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Getting a solicitor to renounce executorship of a will
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whataboutbob · 24/01/2017 20:32
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