My grandfather (widowed) has decided to change his will following a fall out with my uncle.
GF has decided to leave just £5k each to his son and his daughter with the rest of his large estate being spilt equally between his 4 grandchildren.
He has also specified that the contents of his home are to be distributed by the grandchildren.
The son doesn't know about this but the daughter does and she's quite happy with it as two of her children will inherit as will the two children from the sons marriage.
The will has been redrawn by the solicitor and it's been signed, witnessed and stored away. My grandfather has shown me the will and is absolutely happy with what he has done although I don't think he may have made it obvious to the solicitor that there had been a falling out with the son.
What I have a slight worry over is he's left the executors as his son and daughter as the previous will. Knowing the son, he will go ballistic at the reading of the will - as he is named as an executor, can this cause problems? Can he contest it? Any advice or reassurance would be appreciated. Thanks