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Helping executors find information and resources to navigate the administration of an estate.
An executor has specific responsibilities and legal and fiduciary duties,
in a new environment, with unfamiliar circumstances.
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Additional Resources for Executors
Estate administration involves much more than probate filings and financial responsibilities. Executors may need to organize the estate, locate assets, notify institutions, open an estate account, maintain records, manage personal property, coordinate cleanout and liquidation, preserve family materials, and ultimately make distributions to beneficiaries. Additional Resources helps executors see the
Begin the Estate Strong – PALS’ 3 Foundations for Executors
Estate Administration | Executor Organization | Estate Team | Professionals of After Loss Services | Estate Talks Most executors begin an estate with more questions than answers. There may be property to secure, documents to locate, accounts to identify, family members to communicate with, professionals to contact, and decisions that
Reverse Mortgages and the Estate – What Executors and Heirs Need to Know
A reverse mortgage can operate for years with little attention from the family. After the borrower dies, however, the loan can become an immediate estate-administration issue. The important starting point is simple: the reverse mortgage company does not automatically own the home. The property remains subject to its title, the
Find and Vet a Great Estate Attorney
For many estates, the estate attorney is the shepherd who guides the executor and family through the storm and to a place of settlement. Some estates are simple. Some estates are complex. Some families are agreeable. Some are not. Many factors contribute to the estate
Executor Road: Managing the Estate Like a Business
Poof! You’re an Executor. That is to say, suddenly you’re the President and CEO of an estate. You are a fiduciary, which means you have a financial responsibility to the shareholders, excuse me – stakeholders, or rather, the heirs. A list of projects awaits your
Grief Counselor or Grief Coach? What are the Differences?
When choosing a grief support professional, an executor should consider several important factors to ensure the support matches their emotional needs, practical circumstances, and the unique nature of their grief. Executors often carry a dual burden: grieving a personal loss while managing the complex legal,
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Executorium is an information hub to improve visibility of the resources available to personal representatives/executors. Our mission is to show you the landscape, shine a light on common challenges, and put solutions on your radar.
A good majority of executors face the responsibilities of estate administration and probate with little or no related experience. It may be challenging to “get your head around it” and navigate through it. As executors confront challenge after challenge, the estate load can became heavy indeed. It can be emotional. We publish Executorium.com with this all in mind, a practical resource—to improve visibility, awareness, and context for the executor.
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