This is the Ramsey Call of the Day, part of the Ramsey Network.

Joining me today is Ramsey personality, Rachel Cruz.

Trish is in Cortalane, Idaho.

Hi, Trish.

How are you?

Hi, Dave.

How are you doing? Better than I deserve.

What's up? Good. Well, I have a question. I'll jump right to it. My father-in-law passed away a year

and a half ago, and my husband and his two sisters are the beneficiaries of his estate.

The one sister has been listed as the executor, and it took us until about a month ago to even get a copy of his will.

They claimed that all of his assets have been sold or gotten rid of or whatever, but they won't provide any accounting of it.

And the only thing left is he had quite a gun collection that he was very proud of and that was a big part of his life and that he

shared with his children as far as an interest and love of guns. So now the executor, the sister,

is insisting that these guns are going to be sold on Saturday at a sale and she's telling us that

if we want to have any of these guns that we have to pay the price that she has listed at.

We have been through Financial Peace University where in baby step two, we have $40,000 left

of debt to pay off, and we have gotten fed up with debt, and we are at the point that we don't

borrow money. But as being in a baby step two, we only have $1 a thousand dollars in our emergency fund and we just feel

really sucks why is his sister being a butt i don't know i feel like they are hiding things and um

and i don't know why well they not get along i mean your your brother not your husband not get along

with their sisters they get along just fine, except when somebody died.

They did the same thing when their mother passed away.

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