The experts at Switalskis know how complicated estate management can be, and especially when an appointed executor fails to perform their role properly. For beneficiaries, this can lead to confusion, uncertainty and an extended period of grief while you wait for the executor to uphold their responsibilities. In some cases, the named executor may have a mental or physical disability that makes it impossible for them to act.
In all of these cases, it may be possible to substitute executors through an application to the court, but every circumstance is different. At Switalskis, we tailor our legal advice to your specific needs. We'll start with a discussion of your situation to find out what you want to achieve, whether a grant of probate has been issued, and whether your concerns with an executor can be resolved informally. Then, we'll offer our professional opinion and, if you decide to move forward with legal action, we'll stand by your side throughout.
Thanks to our experience, we know what to expect from court proceedings regarding removing an executor or choosing a replacement executor. We also recognise the emotional difficulties that can arise from these conflicts, and especially the types of family disputes that can emerge if the process isn't handled carefully. We'll offer a legal perspective that's underpinned by empathy for your situation, and help you to navigate the process and move towards the best possible outcome.