Note: May I please come out in a more detailed descriptions before you folks do anything? I would certainly appreciate it. There are still more to add to this matter. Thanks.

My wife's father passed away in May 1976. It was an untimely death resulting from injuries during a Tyohoon or Hirricane.

Her eldest brother was given the Adminstrator job right after her father's death.

When her mother passed away in 2002, my wife's siblings confronted their brother the status of the probate. My wife's father had a total of 6 houses being rented out. When they asked him for an accounting of the estate, his reply was "there is none or no money."

So, my wife's siblings appointed her to carry on the duties and the court gave her that authority in Dec 2003.

Her brother has held that job since 1976 to Dec 2003. Indeed he benefited from the rental income and on top of that my wife's mother's retirement and Cola pensions.

Now, he is praying to be the administrator again and the court granted him to be the Special Adminstrator (my wife wasn't aware because she wasn't told for that court hearing date.)

My wife received the letter of administration plus another sibling but not the other one. Two siblings had passed away during the period 2003 to 2010.

What happen now if one or two object his appointment or most likey all three. Does it need a majority or what?

Also, about a year or two before her mother's death, her brother intervened because he was aware that my wife was taking her mother to meet with a Public Guardian to help her out. My wife's sister (died) was living with her mother and her brother intimidated ad harassed her ad also his wife. Prior to this as well there was a complaint to the Adult Protective Services and each time when that person comes by he would jump in to wet with the APS case worker.

Is there a possibility that they could have him disinherit his shares because he never produced an accounting?

I hope this help. If needed more please, let me know.

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