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If the beneficairies want to keep the house, why not buy it between themselves? I don't see how a residence can be split between several beneficiaries without selling it...
I see what you mean truthseeker, but if one beneficiary wants to sell, and the others don't, then surely it's up to the other beneficiaries to buy out the beneficiary who wants to sell?
The complication here is that the one beneficiary who wants to sell is also a co-executor. So they have more 'power' than just plain old beneficiaries.
originally two executors were appointed who were not to be beneficiaries of the will; the executor who is also a beneficiary is the daughter of this executor and was appointed (the will was rewritten), following the death of her parent.
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