Family & Relationships6 mins ago
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If you are named in a will, but not the executor, should you receive a copy. In another words if your father dies and names your mother the executor, while listing his children in the will too should you receive a copy?
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No. There is no actual entitlement to see a copy of a will but they are put on public record and you can pay a fee for a copy. Most solicitors will provide a copy if asked as they know you can get one anyway from the registry. you are not entitled to a copy of the estate account unless you are a residuary beneficiary, not if you are just left a specfic amount or gift
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