Dividing Nearly 1,000 Estate Items Fairly Without Room-to-Room Family Conflict

When they all agreed to use it, I was thrilled. Then once they figured out how to do it smoothly, it went really well and very quickly. That was, like I said, it sure beats standing around going room to room. I'm Ned Cammack from Dallas, Texas. The items in the personal estate before the fair split, there were almost 1,000 items. It's quite a large house, and the people have lived there for over 60 years. And just under 1,000 items, there are five beneficiaries of the estate, and some of them wanted what the other ones wanted. I found out about the fair split through one of the siblings. She had proposed it a while back and then we did a little research and all of the children agreed to utilize it. What I noticed after using fair split was that even though some of them didn't get exactly what they wanted, they all agreed it was a fair process. And I think they were. Glad to do it where we didn't have to go room by room with them all together, trying to choose items. The way I have done it before with my own family was we basically just chose a few items that we wanted and then we had an estate sale. But this was an entirely different thing. There was so much more stuff and some pretty valuable items and more people involved. a lot more people involved in doing my personal estate and my mom's personal estate. It was just so much easier. I would tell them it's probably the easiest way to split up anything without people fighting over it.