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If you believe there has been misconduct there is a remedy . If the trustee was a lawyer there is the bar to complain to about judicial mis conduct . If the trustee violated the responsibilities of Trustee You have grounds for legal action .People tend to rattle on when talking to attorneys thus sounding like idiots . If you have legal aid go there and see some one . My advice is to say little ,present your papers list your complaints simply with a time line . Ask is this correct ? Were all responsibilities by the trustee followed to the letter of the law and the will. Nothing said here matters unless it is from the mouth of one lic. to practice law. You must get good answers and get them soon from one versed in wills and estate matters . So what if the house sold fast and at a inconvenient time for you   it still took time for the closing and if you lived there by law you had time to get out thats in the rules and the law . Fair is a bunch of wishful thinking all that matters is LEGAL  and thats not on the same planet with FAIR.  Educate Yourself  And Learn Your Rights 

Colleen

You've been giving some great advice on the forum Bluesman, I for one would like to thank you.

I really think you have a good case but you must have proof of everything if you can get witnesses all the better remember in Law a peice of paper isnt worth the words its written on well that does apply in the British system good luck