DOES THE PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF AN ESTATE HAVE TO PROVIDE DOCUMENTATIONS TO HEIRS OF THE ESTATE
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The personal representative is working on behalf of the heirs of the estate. He has a duty to communicate with them and let them know what he is doing at all times. About the only thing I can think of that they are not entitled to see would be something involving attorney-client priviledge. Otherwise, they are entitled to copies of all pleadings, all accountings, contracts, checks, bank statements, everything.
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