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Spouses involved in succession by fareplay I dont understand why it takes 15 people to sell a damn house. its up to your sister and the realtor

Eventually they still have to sign off on the sale. If it is sold based on appraised value-which the estate will pay for it can be sold and argued that it was done properly but they in the end will have to agree with it or you go in front of a judge to make them sign. It's not a good route to go.

And as the executor she only has to communicate with those direct heirs so if the sister in law isn't an heir all she can do is voice her opinion to her husband (the actual heir)

I would just ignore her and move forward.

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Posted by baldona

Florida

Member since Feb 2016

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Posted on 9/6/17 at 2:12 pm to Martini

This is why even if you get along great with your siblings, you tell your parents to split their crap up in the will or make it clear what happens. I've never understood leaving something like a house to multiple people. How are people that dumb? Ask everyone before you die if someone wants the house, and figure out financially if that is feasible. It doesn't have to be a perfect damn % split. If a sibling is gonna be butt hurt over $5,000 less or $50,000 less on a million or something they will find a reason to be butt hurt over anything. Just split it up before you die, and tell the heirs in your will to be damn happy with whatever you got.

My mom is the executor of her sister's estate that is paying for my aunt's kids 'higher education'. We are talking crap like beauty school, some juco, mechanics school, etc for like 6 kids. What a mess. Good on my mom, but goodness I don't know why she volunteered for that headache.

This post was edited on 9/6/17 at 2:15 pm

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