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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, John Patterson wrote:
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> Actually We did up a will where my wife and I leave everything to our grandchild
> if we should go soon. My sister in law is our exectoress and I have left her
> $10,000 plus 10% to sell it on ebay and the proceeds goes to the granddaughter.
> If I am alive in 10 years I will sell it myself on ebay. That would be the
> easiest for everyone and then my Lego room becomes a media room.
> I really think that it is wise to have it ennumeriated in a will. I know of
> many people who have died and their heirs go through everything they have taking
> this and taking that. If it is a substantial collection it should be willed to
> someone or some enity.
> John P
For myself, I'm probably going to go this particular route. Get it in writing
and hopefully leave less aggravation for those I love. When it comes to
expensive items that aren't covered in wills, I've heard lots of horror stories
over the years--families breaking up and such. I highly doubt that this would
happen over my LEGO collection, but I'd rather have everythign squared away
beforehand.
I have nephews and nieces that are interested at the moment, but I plan on
living for another 40ish years--they may not be interested in the future. But
that's were modifications to the will come in. It'll evolve over time.
Dave K
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