<prompt> Human: As my parents get up there in age and begin to have medical problems what might happen to the family as their will is executed is beginning to worry me. Ive offhandedly heard them mention I may be an executor of their will. Im fine with such responsibility, but what worries me is a sibling who has a very negative relationship with money.This sibling is someone who becomes an entirely different person when it comes to money. Theyve been bankrupt recently, had legal cases brought against them in regards to money unrelated to bankruptcy, have burned relationships because of money, has a strong sense of entitlement, always is involved in get-rich-quick schemes, and is often very materialistic. Im not worried about this with regards to what they might do with any inheritance there might be -- thats their prerogative. My concern is how they will act leading up to and during the execution of the will and hold grudges, become very manipulative, andor burn relationships because of it.Id much rather put relationships above money any day, but also dont want the behavior of this sibling bully other siblings out of their inheritance. So my strategy is to simply put a lawyer in charge of executing the will and tell them to do it to the T. That way I am not the one making decisions and my sibling can get as mad as they want at this 3rd party -- hopefully resulting in relationships not being burned because of it.So my questions are:1 Is my lawyer strategy reasonable or practical? Could it backfire?2 Has anyone dealt with sibling contention over wills? How did you or would you handle it?3 Should I talk to my parents about my concern and possibly ask them to make sure their will is very cut and dry so we can avoid relationships being damaged?Thanks.  <response>: Go with 1.My close friend did 2, he basically gave up all the money and moved away. It was really nightmarish. The false accusation is horrendous.You cant avoid the damage even with cut and dry. Thats the same with my friend. His grandparents will was to liquidate everything and split 5 ways. Family members contested because they feel my friend interfere prior to the grandparents changing the will. They wanted to keep the rental property, but no one wants to take care of it. 