TheGoodTheBad
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Executor of the will is a solicitor.
There are four beneficiaries to the will so that each is to receive an equal share.
Assets include a house, money and a car.
Each beneficiary will receive roughly 200k from sale of house and other assets.
The car it was agreed amongst the beneficiaries that one of them would take it. (valued at 20k)
However the solicitor (executor) will not allow this and is looking for car to be sold so funds can be split.
Is this right or can they not just agree that from the sale the person getting the car takes a reduced amount.
Why would a solicitor insist it happens.
There are four beneficiaries to the will so that each is to receive an equal share.
Assets include a house, money and a car.
Each beneficiary will receive roughly 200k from sale of house and other assets.
The car it was agreed amongst the beneficiaries that one of them would take it. (valued at 20k)
However the solicitor (executor) will not allow this and is looking for car to be sold so funds can be split.
Is this right or can they not just agree that from the sale the person getting the car takes a reduced amount.
Why would a solicitor insist it happens.