Can one co-executor close an estate account and open a new estate account with only his name on it?
Depends on the terms of the will, and how the account was opened. You should consult with an attorney right away.
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Depends on the terms of the will, and how the account was opened. You should consult with an attorney right away.
generally the lawyer for the estate represents the executrix - it's synonymous.
demand an accounting - if necessary hire a lawyer to bring a proceeding. and don't sign a release and refunding bond until you're satisfied.
Certified mail or other tracking would prove you sent something, it doesn't prove the content.
Yes, but the correct term is administratrix. You should consult with an attorney right away.
I agree with Mr. Popovich. Under the laws of intestacy you should be entitled to a portion of the case - and of the prior estate. you should...
easy - make sure the account requires two signatures to transact!
i'm not sure what you are asking - what is an estate, or decedent?
You should start with looking at the deeds, then read the intestecy statute. Or consult with a lawyer.
sounds like it to me. i'd hold them liable for interest and penalties.