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By diable rouge · Posted
I assume the house isn't on the market and still has to be sold as an asset to then be distributed to the beneficiaries? If so, I would've thought that after 3 years of inertia that was a much better angle to attack/report his incompetence rather than his lack of IT use... -
By David Peckham · Posted
To be fair, he doesn't seem unduly upset about the meme situation, and he does sometimes look like a very angry thumb. I'm quite taken by the idea that a load of hairy-arsed British builders decamp to 'A Little Place We Know' in Provence or Tuscany for the whole of August. -
In case anyone happens to have the old Yoto charger kicking around please let me know - ours has broken and they no longer make it! -
The executor is responsible for maintaining the estate and distributing this to beneficiaries. Two years after probate he clearly has not maintained the estate nor executed the will. One reason for this long delay, which has allowed the house to deteriorate (as well as him not overseeing care and maintenance), is because he refuses (and no doubt is incapable) of using modern means to communicate with beneficiaries. One means being the telephone that was invented in 1876. I doubt whether anyone on this forum would use a business that operates in his way.
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