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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Who's decison is it?
Hey BP family if the person who the property was left to in the will different then the fiduciary of the will which one gets to decide what to do with the property thanks.
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By "fiduciary of the will" do you mean the executor? If so then that person is in charge of making sure the wishes of the deceased, as expressed in the will, are carried out. If the will states a person is to receive the property, they get it. The executor cannot say "nope, I'm giving it to someone else."
If you mean something else, please explain. Haven't heard the term "fiduciary of the will".
Let me add, not an attorney, not an accountant. If you're involved in a dispute about a will you may well need an attorney.