My uncle passed away last year, leaving behind some property. He was unmarried and had made a will, appointing an executor. We, the beneficiaries (including myself), signed affidavits agreeing to the executor selling the property and dividing the proceeds according to the will. Is it possible to complete this process without going to court? How can I proceed?

Yes, you can likely complete this process without going to court. The executor, appointed in the will, can proceed with selling the property and distributing the proceeds as per the will. However, if there are disputes or disagreements among the beneficiaries, it’s advisable to consult a lawyer and seek court intervention to ensure a smooth and legal transfer of the property.