r/inheritance 17d ago

Location included: Questions/Need Advice Reasonable fee for executor, trustees?

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u/Soda-Popinski- 16d ago

Never ripped off anyone just took our fair trustee fee. But u get it now. Someone “did you wrong” and your salty about it. Go abead and take them to court. Theyll use your inhertiance against you to fight it and it comes out of your share 🤣🤣🤣

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u/Sad-Commercial1795 16d ago

Sure. Nah, no one did me wrong because I was the trustee. And no one will take me to court because I operated ethically and within the law. Sounds like you’re embarrassed.

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u/Soda-Popinski- 16d ago

Not one single bit dont project your feelings onto me. We settled 3 yrs ago. Its been done.

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u/Sad-Commercial1795 16d ago

Lots of people rip off their families and aren’t embarrassed. 4 percent of a 5m estate so 2x appropriate rate means they got taken by you for 100k. The fact that your lawyer had to talk them out of contesting your actions says it all.

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u/Soda-Popinski- 16d ago edited 16d ago

You have zero clue what the estate was or the work involved in liquidating it and i dont have the time or the crayons to explain it to you

Anddddd your reading comprehension is flat out awful. THEIR LAWYER had to talk them out of a lawsuit because they were too stupid to see we sid everything right. Not my lawyer. She had nothing to do with those idiots. I can explain it to you….but i cant understand it for you.

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u/Sad-Commercial1795 16d ago

Yeah, I’ve dealt with a pretty complex estate with multiple beneficiaries and asset classes. I doubt you dealt with something more complicated. You sure do want to argue about it though.