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The death of a loved one is can be one of the most difficult time periods for a family. Compounding the pressures placed on a family is the new found responsibility of settling the probate or trust estate of the decedent.
It is important that estate executors, trustees and family members avail themselves of expert advice during this challenging time.
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Working with a knowledgeable professional can lessen the stress on a family. Estate Settlement is a very complex legal process which requires complete adherence with state laws and county estate administration procedures.
Executors and estate trustees should be aware that settling an estate without professional guidance often leads to serious family disputes and can create personal financial liabilities if fiduciary duties are not properly addressed.
We strongly suggest that named executors and estate trustees don’t “go it alone” and recommend they talk to an estate attorney early in the process.
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Not all attorneys have experience and resources to handle complex estate administration cases. Estate laws can differ from state to state and each county can have specific probate forms.
TIP: Contact a qualified estate administration attorney in the County in which the decedent lived.
Intestacy: Dying without a Will
In the absence of a valid Last Will and Testament, the allocation and distribution of estate assets is determined by intestacy laws of state in which the decedent lived.
Tip: To learn the allocation of heirship by family relation visit the website www.MyState Will.com.
Executor Duties
Executors named in a Will have special duties and responsibilities to the estate and beneficiaries. These duties include; fairness, objectivity & knowledge and compliance with probate laws.
Tip: Failure to properly meet fiduciary duties can result in litigation.
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