Executor Misconduct In Estate

Summary

Executors manage estates per the will. If misconduct occurs, such as false claims on assets, gather evidence and consult a probate attorney. You can request court intervention to investigate and potentially remove the executor. Consider seeking local legal advice for personalized guidance.

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My mom and dad passed. They have their own estate. My sister’s ex-boyfriend is the executor. I am alternate executor of my father’s will my sister is alternate executor of my mother will
I'm sorry to hear about your loss, ****. In Virginia, here are a few points to consider regarding estate executors:
- An executor manages the estate according to the will's instructions.
- You may request the court to remove an executor if they are not fulfilling their duties properly.
- Alternate executors can step in if the primary executor is unable or unwilling to serve.
Do you have concerns about the current executor's performance?
Yes, he reported my sister deceased on joint bank account in order to have a removed
It sounds like a serious issue if false information was reported to remove your sister from a joint account. In this case, you might consider:
- Gathering evidence of the false claim.
- Consulting with a probate attorney to discuss possible legal actions.
- Requesting the court to investigate the executor's conduct.
Would you like help finding a local attorney who can assist with this matter?
We also got a note in the mail from the mortgage company that he was claiming to be successor and interest to my mother’s house and mortgage
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It sounds like a potentially high-value case given the serious nature of the claims and actions by the executor. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
If so, could you provide more details about how the executor is claiming interest in your mother's house and mortgage?