Executor with a hidden agenda - MD
Husband is one of 3 siblings. His mother passed and left one of the children as the Executor. The Executor and other siblings are named in the Will as beneficiaries for the home. The two other siblings received cash from the insurance policy prior to their mother becoming ill.
Now the remaining monies from the policy belong to my husband. The Executor-Sibling has not paid on the mortgage and the home is nearing foreclosure. The Executor-Sibling is going to pay the cost and attempt to eliminate the other two siblings from receiving their fair share for the cost of the home. The Executor-Sibling is attempting to become sole owner without an appraisal or buy out. In addition, my husband's insurance money might have to be given to the estate and he receives only 1% of his money.
Then he and the other sibling has to fight for their share of the home because the Executor thinks if the foreclosure money is paid, it will entitle them sole possession of the home.
We know that a probate lawyer maybe needed. In the mean time is this legal or illegal?
Husband is one of 3 siblings. His mother passed and left one of the children as the Executor. The Executor and other siblings are named in the Will as beneficiaries for the home. The two other siblings received cash from the insurance policy prior to their mother becoming ill.
Now the remaining monies from the policy belong to my husband. The Executor-Sibling has not paid on the mortgage and the home is nearing foreclosure. The Executor-Sibling is going to pay the cost and attempt to eliminate the other two siblings from receiving their fair share for the cost of the home. The Executor-Sibling is attempting to become sole owner without an appraisal or buy out. In addition, my husband's insurance money might have to be given to the estate and he receives only 1% of his money.
Then he and the other sibling has to fight for their share of the home because the Executor thinks if the foreclosure money is paid, it will entitle them sole possession of the home.
We know that a probate lawyer maybe needed. In the mean time is this legal or illegal?
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