How much say do I actually have as executor of family trust?

Your fact pattern is rather confusing because your terminology is incorrect. Is the property in trust, in probate, or owned by you all individually?

You need an attorney to review the deeds and documents here and verify that you are using all the correct terminology as well. www.cooklaw.biz

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