anna121 Posted December 27, 2013 Posted December 27, 2013 RedDawn1 are you going to get a second legal opinion on your mother's will? That's probably the most important thing to come out of this thread - your sister trying to screw you out of your inheritance. Even if she's executor, she can't do that.
Tayla Posted December 27, 2013 Posted December 27, 2013 All of the beneficiaries named in the Will are entitled to receive a copy of the Will in order for them to understand what they will be getting and how and when they will be getting it. If a beneficiary of the will is a minor, then the beneficiary's natural or legal guardian must be given a copy of the Will on behalf of the minor. Now go get a lawyer and deal with this matter thru the courts. The will can be contested and the executor can be challenged and dismissed if they are not following the oath granted thru the judicial system. They are required to keep any beneficiary informed and to see all papers being remitted on behalf of the estate. More then anything, I'm sorry for the loss of your parent, that stress and loss can often create tension amongst kin.
LovesHangover Posted December 29, 2013 Posted December 29, 2013 Honestly, these types of people/situations annoy me to the core. You have every right to create and live the life you choose, and guess what? You don't need anyone's permission including your sister. You and you alone have to ultimately deal with the impact of your choices. People truly need to learn how to mind their own business. I heard a quote recently that I love: "If I'm going to make mistakes, they should be my own." Your sister is out of line and you need to blatantly tell her that you will tolerate this behavior from her or anyone for that matter.
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