My Mother died April 2013 and my brother (who is addicted to drugs) was named as executor has refused to settle the estate

You should retain counsel to review the documents and see if there is a way to replace your brother and move things along.

You should retain counsel to review the documents and give you your options.

You will not be able to contact the payroll service. They will only deal with the client. It also doesn't matter that your boss is a lawyer. ...

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