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Executor disputes

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Executor misconduct claims

Executors must administer the estate in accordance with the will and the law. If an executor breaches their duties, such as by mismanaging assets, failing to act in accordance with the will, or delaying in the administration of the estate, the beneficiaries may be entitled to compensation.
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Remove an executor

If an executor (or administrator) is not acting promptly or is failing to perform their duties correctly, you can apply to the High Court to have them removed and someone else appointed in their place.
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