Submitted by EJ Obong on Wednesday 17th December 2025
Published on Tuesday 3rd February 2026
Current status: Open
Open until: Monday 3rd August 2026
Current Signatures: 38
(count is updated approximately hourly)
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Access ~ delayed ~ Disclosure ~ Events ~ Families ~ Forced ~ Hiding ~ Law ~ Legally ~ Mandatory ~ Our Rights ~ Positions ~ Protecting ~ Reform ~ Remedy ~ Sanctions ~ vulnerability
Reform probate law to regulate executor powers & protect beneficiaries’ rights
Reform probate laws, including creating clear, legally binding timelines that executors must follow, mandatory will disclosure, and sanctions for delays or non-compliance. We believe beneficiaries need protection, transparency, and enforcement when executors fail in their duties.
Many beneficiaries are having to fight. We believe executor laws are outdated and leave grieving families vulnerable. In the event that executors delay, hide information, or misuse their position, we feel beneficiaries have no real protection and no automatic remedy. Many are forced into costly litigation simply to access our rights. We believe reform is urgently needed to introduce timelines, accountability, and consequences so estates are administered fairly and families are not retraumatised.
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