Executors of estates can be removed, but not just because disgruntled heirs do not like them. Texas law allows the removal for specific reasons and has an established procedure for making this happen. Some Reasons for Removing an Executor of a Will There are several reasons an executor may be removed. For example, if the executor has: Mismanaged the funds either intentionally such as embezzling, or by negligence. If theft of property is proved, the executor may also be criminally prosecuted.Has a conflict of interest. One court found … [Read more...]