Katie Lou - katie.lou@guenterfinsadvisor.com
Posted: 28 September 2021
from: Katie Lou <katie.lou@guenterfinsadvisor.com>
date: Sep 27, 2021, 11:00 AM
subject: The Will.
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Following my last email, I have taken the liberty to email you a copy of the Will but all other valid documents will be presented by the local lawyer who will represent you at the probate.
If I don't respond quickly please know that I am currently attending to our principal (sole Executor of the Will) in the health facility because he is not doing very well currently! In fact, he is gradually deteriorating in memory loss especially with his age! It is an unthinkable scenario but it is important that I bring this to your notice before he gets completely incapacitated. No one foresaw that by the time the Will came into effect, he may have become very elderly and unable to carry out the wishes of the Testator! He was appointed the sole Executor decades ago when life expectancy was lower. It will cause some difficulties if the Executor completely loses capacity before the filing process begins at the probate registry. This is the reason you must let us begin the filing before any eventuality.
By my understanding of such circumstances, the Court may appoint another person as the Executor since the Executor has not yet obtained a Grant of Probate. With the present situation, if the process can begin in earnest and the grant of probate obtained, an application will only be made to the Court for the Executor to be discharged of his duties so that you can act as the Administrator. This is why the process must begin as soon as can be before it becomes apparent to all of his deteriorating condition. I am assuming you understand the entire process otherwise a local lawyer will need to have this properly explained to you.
At this stage an affidavit of your name as heir as indicated in the Will can be made and still be in effect. I am looking forward to your email response.
Best wishes,
Katie
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date: Sep 27, 2021, 11:00 AM
subject: The Will.
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: guenterfinsadvisor.com
Following my last email, I have taken the liberty to email you a copy of the Will but all other valid documents will be presented by the local lawyer who will represent you at the probate.
If I don't respond quickly please know that I am currently attending to our principal (sole Executor of the Will) in the health facility because he is not doing very well currently! In fact, he is gradually deteriorating in memory loss especially with his age! It is an unthinkable scenario but it is important that I bring this to your notice before he gets completely incapacitated. No one foresaw that by the time the Will came into effect, he may have become very elderly and unable to carry out the wishes of the Testator! He was appointed the sole Executor decades ago when life expectancy was lower. It will cause some difficulties if the Executor completely loses capacity before the filing process begins at the probate registry. This is the reason you must let us begin the filing before any eventuality.
By my understanding of such circumstances, the Court may appoint another person as the Executor since the Executor has not yet obtained a Grant of Probate. With the present situation, if the process can begin in earnest and the grant of probate obtained, an application will only be made to the Court for the Executor to be discharged of his duties so that you can act as the Administrator. This is why the process must begin as soon as can be before it becomes apparent to all of his deteriorating condition. I am assuming you understand the entire process otherwise a local lawyer will need to have this properly explained to you.
At this stage an affidavit of your name as heir as indicated in the Will can be made and still be in effect. I am looking forward to your email response.
Best wishes,
Katie
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