Estate Administration

Estate Administration entails managing and distributing a deceased person's assets as per their will or intestacy laws. Executors or court-appointed administrators oversee tasks such as identifying assets, settling debts, and distributing property. Executors often require probate, a legal authority confirming their right to handle the estate. This process involves submitting documents to the court for review.

Whether named in the will or appointed by the court, executors or administrators play a pivotal role in ensuring the deceased's wishes are carried out, with probate serving as a crucial step in establishing their legal authority for the task.

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