Can PRs charge estate for advice on partial residue trust?

Where several beneficiaries form part of the estate, it will often be necessary to draw a distinction between: (a) expenses incurred by personal representatives (PRs) and properly payable as testamentary and administrative expenses; and (b) expenses properly payable by the individual legatees out of their share of the estate. The general principle was settled in Sharp v Lush where it was held that the estate must bear the expenses 'incidental to the proper performance of the duties of personal representatives as personal representatives'. However, this did not extend to expenses incurred during the execution of trusts arising after administration. The principle applies equally to testate and intestate administrations. For more information, see: Funeral, testamentary and administrative expenses: Tolley's Administration of Estates [D9.15].

Although administration expenses are generally