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My Fathers Estate went into probate. My Brother, who is trusting and very naive is the executor.? |
Should I sign Waiver of Accounting? Before you sign a waiver, consult your attorney. What are your options? What are the risks? NO! Do not sign the waiver! Otherwise you will have know idea what is going on or what was done. |
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