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My aunt is the exectutor for my grandmas will. My grandma passed away a year and 3 months ago and she and I were extremely close. She left $25,000 for my education in a trust fund that I would be eligible to receive at 18 (I turned 18 November 2015) but my aunt hasn’t been doing anything to distribute the assets properly. I need to pay my tuition fees and my laptop just crashed. I was left that money for my university and now I’m stuck what do I do? 🙁

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