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That's interesting. I see there are plenty of thumbnail descriptions available on the web, mainly from solicitor's practices, of the types of citation. I think this has the most detailed and circumspect one in some respects that I've seen so far. https://www.thegazette.co.uk/wills-and-probate/content/103565. Other sites can probably help fill in the picture. I like the word "intermeddling". Never come across it before, not even in a crossword. -
It sounds like a horrendous situation and I truly sympathise. And to make it worse, he is probably handling other deceased estates in a similar manner. Given that (1) the main beneficiary is "the typical 'friend'" and (2) the main asset has diminished in value and continues to do so (3) he will be deducting fees then there may be be nor very much left at the end of it. That being the case, I would press the case against him through the Probate Registry. to have him passed over using a citation process. -
Considering the private revision study that my children undertook, perhaps 15 to 20 years ago in that library it seems a shame they have timed the refurbishment so it won't be open at this crucial time for children. But hey, so long as it's greener... -
Enforcement costs money which I doubt the fines actually pay for. Presumably it hasn't been a priority.
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