Executors

Executors are individuals or entities appointed to carry out the terms of a person's will after they pass away. Their primary responsibilities include locating and managing the deceased's assets, settling any debts or taxes, and distributing the remaining property to beneficiaries according to the will's instructions. Executors ensure that the deceased’s wishes are respected and followed, often working with legal and financial professionals to navigate the process. It's a significant role that requires organization, responsibility, and a clear understanding of legal obligations. Essentially, an executor acts as a trusted administrator during a difficult time.