I'm not sure what kind of protocol you follow, but I imagine you would need to inform all the heirs and potential heirs. If you have an estate it's probably good to write out a will stating who inherits what. It will really solve a lot of trouble later. (removed)
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as an excutor wth full power.
1. Do I have to notify all potential heirs of property in escrow and ask for their approval to close escrow?
2. Can I sell the property without approval of all the potential heirs?
3. Can a person that has been dis-inheirted specifically in the will but listed as an interested party in the probate and on the potential heir list object to the sale of property when they have not filed a challange to the will?
From the LawyerCentral forum archive. Originally posted 2 June 2014 on a legal forum that has closed. Names and contact details were removed. See the original (Internet Archive).
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