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Learn moreAfter a person passes away, the executor of their will is charged with administering the deceased person’s estate and carrying out all directions in the will.
Before starting this process, they must be granted legal authority by the court through either a grant of probate or letters of administration.
After the executor is granted legal authority by a court to administer the will, their duty is, essentially, to:
The executor can also be charged with several other key duties, including:
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