Comment Re:It's not difficult (Score 1) 465
Have you ever dealt with a death? None of those proof you are the executor. You get a specific document from the courts saying that, yes, this person is by law able to take possession of all of the estate, and distribute it as per the will.
The death certificate just says "this person died".
The will just says 'if I die, id like my possessions to be distributed this way"
A solicitor can write whatever they want. My solicitor wrote a letter I should get all of Job's online content, but they didn't listen to him either.
The only thing that matters is the document saying you are assigned to execute the will and handle all estate matters.