Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Texas

other heirs want a neutral party appointed executor but my mother's wishes stated in her will were for me to have that duty t. Should I acquiesce or have a hearing?


Asked on 2/22/13, 8:09 pm

9 Answers from Attorneys

Mark Dunn Mark D. Dunn

Why should you acquiesce to people who want something that your mother didn't want?

Tell the Court that YOU are a "neutral party."

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Answered on 2/24/13, 1:08 am
Mark Dunn Mark D. Dunn

Why should you acquiesce to people who want something that your mother didn't want?

Tell the Court that YOU are a "neutral party."

Read more
Answered on 2/24/13, 1:08 am
Mark Dunn Mark D. Dunn

Why should you acquiesce to people who want something that your mother didn't want?

Tell the Court that YOU are a "neutral party."

Read more
Answered on 2/24/13, 1:08 am
Mark Dunn Mark D. Dunn

Why should you acquiesce to people who want something that your mother didn't want?

Tell the Court that YOU are a "neutral party."

Read more
Answered on 2/24/13, 1:08 am
Mark Dunn Mark D. Dunn

Why should you acquiesce to people who want something that your mother didn't want?

Tell the Court that YOU are a "neutral party."

Read more
Answered on 2/24/13, 1:08 am
Mark Dunn Mark D. Dunn

Why should you acquiesce to people who want something that your mother didn't want?

Tell the Court that YOU are a "neutral party."

Read more
Answered on 2/24/13, 1:08 am
Mark Dunn Mark D. Dunn

Why should you acquiesce to people who want something that your mother didn't want?

Tell the Court that YOU are a "neutral party."

Read more
Answered on 2/24/13, 1:08 am
Mark Dunn Mark D. Dunn

Why should you acquiesce to people who want something that your mother didn't want?

Tell the Court that YOU are a "neutral party."

Read more
Answered on 2/24/13, 1:08 am
Mark Dunn Mark D. Dunn

Why should you acquiesce to people who want something that your mother didn't want?

Tell the Court that YOU are a "neutral party."

Read more
Answered on 2/24/13, 1:08 am


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