Renunciation of Voluntary Administration
When someone who has priority to serve as voluntary administrator wants to step aside and let someone else handle it.
Stepping aside has legal implications worth understanding.
Renouncing your priority means someone else will handle the estate. This form must be properly executed, and you should understand what rights you're giving up before signing.
When do you need this form?
You have priority to be the voluntary administrator but want someone else to do it.
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