Posts Tagged ‘Executor’

Steps to Take as an Executor—Part 2

In my last article, we discussed everything the executor can do before being officially appointed as an executor. This post will outline everything the executor does after they receive their appointment from the court. The process the proposed executor must follow to get the will successfully probated is to submit a petition with the original will […]

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Robert W. Shaw, Elder Attorney

Posted on September 29th, 2016 in Estate Planning, General

7 Steps to Take as an Executor—Part 1

If someone is named the executor under a person’s will, their job is to carry out the express wishes of the decedent. Even before being formally appointed by the court, the executor should: Follow the decedent’s burial and memorial instructions. The executor may have to arrange for the funeral and burial, and will need to […]

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Robert W. Shaw, Elder Attorney

Posted on September 22nd, 2016 in Elder Family Mediation, Elder Law, Estate Planning, General

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