When a person dies, their assets pass to their beneficiaries as set out in the deceased’s will. Not all wills are valid, however.
Contesting Wills and Validity of Wills
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When a person dies, their assets pass to their beneficiaries as set out in the deceased’s will. Not all wills are valid, however.
There are often questions about what happens and who is responsible to deal with issues as a consequence of someone not having a Will and dying intestate.
The role of the executor in respect of the administration of the estate is to remain neutral, even if there are disputes between beneficiaries and/or other persons and the estate.