Settling an estate is a time consuming and complex task. State probate codes and trust laws require compliance with legal procedures, sophisticated accounting methodologies and proper disclosures to beneficiaries and courts.
An executors of an estate is considered a fiduciary and have special responsibilities and duties.
Many states require executors who are going through the probate process to hire a probate attorney.
Consult a qualified estate administration attorney before taking any action.
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