Do you believe the liquidator inadequately completed his duties?

• Would you like to know exactly what are the roles and responsibilities of a liquidator?
• Are you an heir and is the liquidator not responding to your demands?
• Has the deceased been dead for over a year while the liquidator made no inventory?
• Has the liquidator made errors in their management of the estate?
• Are you of the impression that the liquidator appropriated some of the goods of the estate?
• Would you like to know if you can change liquidators?
• Would you like to know the details for the process of removing a liquidator?
• You want to ensure that the liquidator did not act outside their responsibility throughout their management of the estate?
• Do you believe the liquidator is in conflict of interests?
• Do you believe that the liquidator has committed fraud?
• Is the liquidator of the estate in bad faith?

To remove a liquidator is an extreme measure. This is because the Court has to put aside the last wishes of the testator. Only then it may name someone else. Therefore, the court must be convinced that there is solid proof for giving rise to this appeal.

Without asking for the dismissal of the liquidator, the heirs can ask that the court intervene in the management of the estate. The liquidator has to provide an inventory as well as a rendering of the accounts to the heirs. Consequently, if neither the inventory nor the rendering of the accounts are provided within the time limit, the heirs can appeal to the court for their rights to be respected. The same can happen if the liquidator provides an incomplete or erroneous inventory or rendering of the accounts.

Do not hesitate to contact us to see how we can help you to remove a liquidator.