I am with what Pete said. It was his will that put you in charge. charging for executive duties are paid by the estate. It is your duty to act honorable. If they have made off with the stuff BILL them for it. If they dispute what you charged for it then produce it. It is your job as executor to do the accounting of it. "If you can't produce the stuff, it will be accepted that you agree to my price and have committed theft against this estate." signed, honorable when others aren't
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