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A trustee is a person you put in charge of managing a trust you create. This person takes immediate control over the assets in the trust, and he or she has a lot of power to dictate what happens with them. You will outline the duties of the trustee when you create the...
When you agree to serve as the executor over someone’s Mississippi estate, you are also agreeing to uphold a number of important obligations and responsibilities. Serving as someone’s executor takes time, and the position often involves tracking important dates, tying...
A person who writes a will or creates a trust may name you as an executor or trustee. You could also become an estate administrator by court appointment. In any of these cases, you become a fiduciary with the responsibility of managing assets for someone else's...
Choosing an executor for your will is one of the most critical steps when planning your estate. Your executor has control over paying off your debts, filing your will and distributing your assets. Picking the wrong person could slow down the process after you pass....
If a family member or close friend approaches you to propose you become the executor of their estate, you may want to do some research before agreeing to the important role. When someone asks you to oversee their estate once they pass it may seem like a compliment....
Not everyone experiences a childhood with siblings without conflict. In fact, childhood spats are common, and it is just as common for those rivalries and arguments to carry on into adulthood. Of course, adding money to the mix is never a good thing, and relatively...
When making your estate plan, you will need to pick an executor. This person will carry out your wishes in accordance with your will and other official documents included in your estate plan. Thus, they will play a major role and hold a lot of responsibility. It is...
Losing a loved one can be an emotionally trying time, so you probably want your relative’s estate to clear probate so you can seek closure. However, sometimes difficult issues turn up during probate. For instance, your relative may have some outstanding debts. This...
After the death of a beloved relative, you learned of the appointment of an acquaintance to administer your relative’s estate. Since that time, your concerns have only grown more urgent. You and your family may be worried that your relative’s estate has not been...
Estates often end up hotly contested in probate court for one main reason: Someone believes that the will doesn’t reflect the testator’s true wishes -- usually either because they believe the testator was subjected to undue influence or lacked testamentary capacity at...
