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Sutz | 13:03 Fri 20th Mar 2009 | Law
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my relative died in march 2007 and i have just a letter to authorise the trustees of his estate to forward any such monies to me,how long do you think this wil take
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It's impossible to say without knowing exactly the stage the administration is at and whether the assets have been liquidated.
15:05 Fri 20th Mar 2009
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It depend who the Executor is on the Trust deed or if the Trustee is the Executor. Your letter also have to be 'certified true'. I would certainly see a Solicitor who offers a half hour free session.
00:40 Sun 29th Mar 2009

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