Estate Administration, in general, can be a lengthy and complicated process. The size of the Estate, number of Beneficiaries and other factors, such as claims being made against the Estate, can all affect its progression. Therefore, it’s unfortunate that many people …
When someone dies, the Executor they appointed to administer the Estate they leave behind is tasked to implement their wishes stated in their Will. Let’s look at a few reasons why you should seek legal executor advice at the right …
Being asked to serve as an Estate Executor is an honourable duty. After all, you were most likely chosen as being someone the testator had full confidence in. When the time comes for you to administer an Estate, you’ll quickly realise …
Hiring a probate lawyer can get pretty expensive, but it often saves a lot of money and grief in the long run. With a seasoned estate lawyer, you’ll have someone who can advise you on the appropriate steps to take. …
Depending on the circumstances, the estate administration process can be a complicated, time-consuming and stressful affair. In fact, for an Executor to be able to manage a deceased estate efficiently, they need to take into account a number of Executor …
When a loved one dies, there is overwhelming grief and a sense of loss that follows. However, there is also plenty of administrative work to do, including funeral arrangements and taking care of the deceased estate. If you’re ever in …
When it comes to estate administration, the Executor or Administrator and Beneficiaries are at the centre stage. If the Testator (the deceased person who has left a legacy) has a Will, then an Executor is usually named or assigned to …
When a family member or a loved one passes away, the people they leave behind – especially the ones they were close to – experience considerable distress and turmoil. But the mourning period can become even more stressful when disputes …
When a person passes away and leaves a legacy, their named Executor’s task is to carry out their wishes embodied in the Will they left. However, there are instances when, aside from the Executor of the deceased estate, another person …
When someone designates you as Executor of their Will or as the dedicated person tasked to administer their estate in the absence of a Wwill, you need to make some preparations to ensure you have all the necessary documents to …