Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Pennsylvania

As long as her father is alive and in good mental health, and she maintains a good relationship with her father and is talking with him, that is her best protection. While an executor has to comply with the law and follow the directions in the Will, a bad executor might disobey those instructions. There is no way to "be sure she is protected" other than to convince her father that a more neutral person should be the executor.

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