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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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Is There a National Standard for Estate Accounting?
Estate-accounting requirements are primarily governed by state probate law, court rules, court orders, and the terms of the will. As a result, no single bookkeeping ...
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Executor Road: Legacy and Photos Plan
Family History, Photographs, and Legacy Materials During Estate Settlement Family history is important, but it often does not come with a clear plan. In many ...
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When to Hire a Specialist for Your Appraisal
By: Ashley Innes Types of Appraisers If you’re working with a large or complex estate, it may be difficult to know what type of USPAP-compliant ...
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Music, Memorabilia, and the Estate Items Families Often Overlook
By: Ms. Robin Rankow To an executor, it’s not a collection — it’s “mom and dad’s things.” And often, it’s also the things no one ...
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What Executors and Families Should Know About Safe Battery Disposal
Batteries are found in nearly every home. That means they are also found in nearly every estate cleanout. They may be inside remote controls, flashlights, ...
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Executorium Podcast: Mediation for Executors | Bracha Etengoff
Estate mediation can give executors and families a structured way to resolve probate conflict before a difficult estate becomes a costly legal battle. This article ...
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What Is an Estate Sale — and How Does an Estate Sale Work?
By: Nancy Schwartz An estate sale is the organized sale of a person’s personal property, typically conducted inside the home. For many families, settling an ...
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Executor’s Dilemma: Should You Fix Up the House or Sell It As-Is?
How Executors and Heirs Can Decide Whether Repairs, Renovations, or a Fast As-Is Sale Make the Most Sense When a loved one passes away and ...
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The Good that Donating ‘Estate Stuff’ Can Do
Donating usable estate property is not just a way to clear out a house. It is a practical choice that can reduce waste, lower disposal ...
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Preventing Deceased Identity Theft: A First Step for Every Executor
After his mother passed away, David was appointed executor of her estate. Like many first-time executors, he focused on immediate priorities—funeral arrangements, securing the home, ...
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Bill Gross’ 10 Rules of Probate Sales
Inheriting a property after the loss of a loved one can be an incredibly emotional and confusing time. While you may be eager to settle ...
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