- Jurisdiction
- Iowa
This is in regards to my mother's estate. The Executor has dropped off the face of the earth it seems and will not communicate with heirs. The court has levied fines because required documents and costs have not been paid and also, in about a month, a $2,600 Bond premium will be due.
This Estate has been going on since December of 2018. I know, you'll all tell me to get an attorney and probably have some snarky remarks at my expense
Please understand, I cannot afford to hire an attorney. To get on this site, I am at a generous friends house who is letting me use their internet and computer.
Could I directly contact the Iowa Court system, the clerk and/or judge assigned to the case and make a complaint? It's pretty obvious by now that the Executor has "checked out".
FYI, the Estate has been settled, only waiting on taxes to be paid (found out that neither the IRS or Iowa Revenue Dept have received payment. Also, FYI, the Executor has also fully compensated himself with the $8,500 Fee agreed to in the settlement.
Guess he figures, since he's been paid, no reason or desire to officially and dutifully finish the job. The money that was held back (including heir's assets) are rapidly dwindling.
Again, can I directly contact the court about this?
This Estate has been going on since December of 2018. I know, you'll all tell me to get an attorney and probably have some snarky remarks at my expense
Please understand, I cannot afford to hire an attorney. To get on this site, I am at a generous friends house who is letting me use their internet and computer.
Could I directly contact the Iowa Court system, the clerk and/or judge assigned to the case and make a complaint? It's pretty obvious by now that the Executor has "checked out".
FYI, the Estate has been settled, only waiting on taxes to be paid (found out that neither the IRS or Iowa Revenue Dept have received payment. Also, FYI, the Executor has also fully compensated himself with the $8,500 Fee agreed to in the settlement.
Guess he figures, since he's been paid, no reason or desire to officially and dutifully finish the job. The money that was held back (including heir's assets) are rapidly dwindling.
Again, can I directly contact the court about this?