So, you have been chosen Executor or Administrator of a deceased person’s estate.
You will be wrapping up the business of the decedent.
That means you will be stepping into the shoes of the deceased person for at least the next year or more. His family members will be calling you. The Government will be calling you next. Any mistake you make and you are personally liable. Estate settlement laws are generally unknown to most people.
Here are a few examples of what you have to do as Executor:
Handle life insurance, securities and investments, real estate, bank accounts, income tax returns, death tax returns, fiduciary income tax returns, decedent’s estate check book and statements, bills and claims, inventories and accountings with the court system.
In other words, there is a great deal of paper work to process and many judgment decisions to be made.
The decedent’s business must be wrapped up correctly according to a host of laws.
Also, the whole family will be breathing down your neck forever.
In nearly 40 years of law practice, I have settled hundreds of decedent’s estates.
I take care of the government, I take care of the heirs, you just drop by and sign the paper work.
My job is to take care of my clients.
Please take a look at my other estate settlement videos and testimonials from other people I have helped with estate settlement.
Then call me.
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43 Union St. South
Concord, NC 28025
(704) 786-8173
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