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an executor of an estate owes a fiduciary duty to the beneficiaries of the estate that includes the duty of full disclosure the duty of accounting and the duty to distribute the assets ing to the terms of the will but what happens if somebody requests information from the executor or thereamp;#39;s a dispute regarding their ability to perform their functions and the executor turns around and says well you violated the no-contest clause because there is a very broad no contest clause in this particular will for example and it says it could be read to say that any challenge to the executor is violation of the no contest clause because the testator does not want any any fighting over the estate in essence can that trigger the no contest clause even if the clause can be interpreted that way courts are going to be extremely reluctant to enforce that type of provision in a manner that would prevent a beneficiary from challenging what the executor was doing because that could be interpreted