I am the 'executor' of my brother's non-existent Will, iyswim. The solicitors I am using seem to be pretty good - efficient and quick.
They are now in a position to submit preliminary accounts on the estate to the IR. They have sent me a copy of their Business Terms, which I have to sign and return. I am perfectly happy to do this, but it is pages and pages long, and I know I should read it carefully.
The trouble, I am have not been sleeping at all well since my brother died in Nov. We have had so much on our plate in the last 6 months or so and I am almost dead on my feet.
I can't take in a word of it, or barely anyway, and when I look at it it makes me want to cry! (I'm not really like this, honestly.)
Can any of you legal people tell me of anything I should be particularly careful of?
These guys hold the "national accreditation of Investors in People" and also "the Law Society Lexcel standard of excellence". Sounds good to me. Does it actually mean anything?
Thank you.
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Jux · 30/03/2010 13:37
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