- Jun 3, 2021
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What if there is an executor?
This person is then responsible after the death of the testator (grandfather) to implement the last will and testament of the testator (grandfather) and to divide the inheritance and if necessary also to manage.
If the inheritance, is not Lynette's, which is probably because Neil said that Lynette was not rich, but her father who did not want to help them.
But if grandfather has a will and has named an executor (Priscilla), the executor must carry out grandfather's last will and testament. For example, if grandfather's will is that the MC should first prove himself worthy to receive the full inheritance and not just the statutory compulsory portion?
This may include so that the MC does not get the check and the package with the clothes and the diary until he is 19. Why? It may be the grandfather's will so that the MC reads something specific in his mother's diary that discredits Neil. At 19, the MC is old enough to handle something like that. But why at 19 and not at 18?
Maybe because Lynette was 19 when she delivered the MC and died.
I highly doubt the grandfather/grandmother left the money. Since they were rich as the story covered they absolutely had a will, and since they practically disinherited their own daughter for dating a construction worker they definitely didn't care about their grandson who was born to a poor household.
The inheritance was most likely from Lynette without a will. When this happens the funds would go into probate (basically divided by the court based on the states laws). As to why the MC would have gotten the willed items at 19 I have no idea. I don't think there would be a legal reason for him to get the will at 19 instead of 18, but Neil not knowing anything about the contents of the inheritance does make sense as he wouldn't be involved in the process since they weren't married.