My Grandmother passed away. The belongings listed in will no longer exist. She lived with me.
Question Details: Grandmother was living with me (grand child) when she passed. Named daughter executrix of estate. Named daughter and grandchildren heirs of her personal belongings. The will was signed 15 years before moving in with me and most of those belongings no longer exist. Do the other heirs have any recourse against me?
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The executrix should be handling the administratiion of the estate assets including the distribution of property to the heirs. You should inform the executrix that the personal property of your grandmother no longer exists. Since the items in question no longer exist and consequently are no longer part of the estate, the heirs would not have any recourse against you.
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