When the executors who were originally granted letters have resigned and an administrator has been appointed to complete the administration of the estate, and the administrator files an account that covers only his own administration and not the administration of the executors, it is not improper for a beneficiary to file a petition seeking a surcharge against one of the original executors for misconduct even after the time for filing objections to the administrator’s account has passed, and it was error for the Orphans’ Court to have dismissed the petition. In re: Estate of June Millan, 2352 EDA 2024 (Pa. Super. 6/27/2025), (non-precedential).