An Administrator or Executor amounts to basically the same position. They are someone who is designated to carry out the terms of an estate plan, upon the death of the estate owner. The deceased names that person in their will. Or if no will exists, someone still must carry out those duties. In effect, an Administrator. And, both assignments simply become a personal representative for the proper overseeing and settling of the probate or trust process. In fact, Administrator and Executor estate duties often times become quite essential and extensive. For example, many layers of issues and handling typically lie beneath the surface of the process. Add to that they take time, attention and handling.
Administrator and Executor Estate Duties – Probate, Trust Property
Whether designated an Administrator or Executor, the duties remain the same. These include notifying any beneficiaries and potential heirs of their being appointed. They include navigating the whole probate or trust process, start to finish. All at the same time acting in the best interest of the beneficiaries and the estate, in general. Besides that, they can themselves also be one of the beneficiaries of a will.
Administrator and Executor estate duties include safeguarding all estate assets for ultimate distribution to beneficiaries, heirs. They may also include the need to settle debts and open an estate account. And, they most likely include consulting with professionals like realtors, lawyers and accountants.
Have you been designated Executor or Administrator? More often than not, the probate or trust process literally becomes a daunting one. Why not consult with someone who can handle most if not all your professional needs and challenges under one roof? Why not engage with a one-stop-shop and value-added solution?
The LaRoche Team specializes in California probate and trust property. They are a real estate team but with much, experienced clout that extends into each main avenue of the process. They have long-term, established partnerships and contacts, in the legal, court, clean-up, prepping and sale of such properties. It’s not something they just do. It’s something they dedicate themselves to, letting Executors and Administrators breath easy. With their Value-Added services alone they assist immensely. And they even step in, ready with assistance in unusual cases like a squatter issue.
Why not give the LaRoche Team a call? It serves your best interests, while you serve the best interests of the beneficiaries and estate. You won’t be disappointed. And, expect to enjoy some real peace of mind through the whole process, start to finish! Speak with a probate and trust property expert today!
