Executor Duties 101
Get important insights on the executor role from the articles below. The articles featured on this blog are a complement to the executor plan you’ll get here on Executor.org when you sign up.
Get important insights on the executor role from the articles below. The articles featured on this blog are a complement to the executor plan you’ll get here on Executor.org when you sign up.
Being named as both an executor and a beneficiary is a significant, but common responsibility. Learn how to navigate the unique challenges it can present.
When it comes to dividing an estate among sibling beneficiaries, understanding the estate and preparing for the task are key.
A will is more than just a legal formality—it’s a vital component of responsible estate planning. Creating a clear and legally sound will ensures wishes are followed and leaves behind a legacy of thoughtfulness and care.
What’s the difference between an executor and trustee, and why does it matter?
Does the executor handle life insurance? To answer this question you must understand the executor role relates to the probate estate.
Effective executors guide estates through probate. Ineffective executors hinder it. Executors must act in good faith or be held legally liable.
If you’re an executor, you‘ll want to know the benefits. Learn more about executor duties, executor compensation, and the benefits of serving.
What is the most important duty of an executor? Look to the duty the executor owes to the beneficiaries, to the will writer and to the law.
Estate attorneys are usually great, but turn to the state bar association if you worry about potential violation of professional duties.