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What are the Duties of an Executor of an Estate?
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Episode 4: Louisville probate attorney Scott Scheynost will discuss issues related to a common question, “What Happens When You’re Appointed as an Executor?” This is an honor that carries serious responsibility. There’s a lot to consider. Scott will provide 5 important tips to help you.
Remember, even if you haven’t handled an estate before, Scott comments that the decedent named you as the executor/executrix because they trusted you to be able to handle this responsibility. It’s actually an honor to serve as someone’s executor/executrix.
For more information, visit LouisvilleProbateLaw.com.
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