Latest posts by Ian M. Hull (see all)
- Electronic wills may be ‘inevitable’ but they have drawbacks - July 9, 2021
- A loved one has died. Here are the steps you should take next - June 10, 2021
- Why it is important to update a will as your family ages - May 27, 2021
If you are asked to be someone’s estate trustee/executor, you may wonder what liability you are assuming. That is on top of the regular workload, as settling the testator’s financial affairs and distributing the remaining assets to their beneficiaries usually takes a year, involving visits to banks, lawyers and other relevant parties. Much can happen in that time, and beneficiaries may be pressuring you to quickly pass along their share of the estate. To read more, click here.
