grandson
My dad’s brother is Executor and power of attorney over my
grandmother’s will. I am affraid he is going to try and take it all. Is
there anything I or my father can do? My grandma has lost her
memory. He wants to put everything in his name. I am not sure if
he has tampered with my grandmaand pa’s will to his benefit. is
that possable? what can I do?

Keeping Tabs on Executor
What rights do the beneficiaries have to information regarding the execution of a will as the process is going on? And how can we find out (such as appraised value of house, life insurance policies, etc.), other than asking Executor, who refuses to tell us anything? We basically know what the Will says, which is that the assets (house) are to be divided equally amongst 3 children and girlfriend of the deceased. The girlfriend is the executor and we (the children) are concerned about ensuring she acts appropriately as there is already potential evidence of her abuse of her authority (she also had Power of Attorney prior to Dad’s death), amongst other things. We believe she may have liquidated his accounts already (prior to his death) for her own benefit alone, which can also affect payment of his outstanding bills that those funds were supposed to be for (his words).