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chrisjac
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Illinois...Is the executor/attorney responsible to provide a current accounting of fees when asked to do so by an heir?
The executor of my grandfather's estate will not provide a current accounting of his fees however he said they is not enough liquid monies in the estate to cover "fees" and he may have to sell the property willed directly to our family. When asked what fees? he stated that he does not have to provide the heirs anything and that the court will determine his fees. (We have asked via telephone and letter)
Half of the heirs have not received anything from him in the past 7 months when he initially filed for probate.
I cannot find anything in the Illinois Probate Code or the Internal Revenue Code relating to this.
Thank You
The executor of my grandfather's estate will not provide a current accounting of his fees however he said they is not enough liquid monies in the estate to cover "fees" and he may have to sell the property willed directly to our family. When asked what fees? he stated that he does not have to provide the heirs anything and that the court will determine his fees. (We have asked via telephone and letter)
Half of the heirs have not received anything from him in the past 7 months when he initially filed for probate.
I cannot find anything in the Illinois Probate Code or the Internal Revenue Code relating to this.
Thank You