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Hi, When an Executor of a will applies for probate and states on oath that nothing in the estate is worth over �2000 (although he has life insurance of the deceased he has knowledge about but has not stated of �18.000) What are the legal implications and who would I get in touch with over this matter please?
Thankyou for any replies in advance! ;)
Thankyou for any replies in advance! ;)
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It's perfectly possible that the �18000 life insurance is not part of the estate - if it was assigned to a particular beneficiary for example.
You could try writing to the Probate Office that dealt with the will alleging that he has supplied false information. Beware though - it's libel if he hasn't.
You could try writing to the Probate Office that dealt with the will alleging that he has supplied false information. Beware though - it's libel if he hasn't.
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