How to Sign a Check as an Executor of an Estate Image Credit:Devrim_PINAR/iStock/GettyImages Make Your Appointment Official Although the deceased's will might nominate you as executor, your appointment is not official until the probate court has rubber stamped it. Your first task, then, is ...
9. Evaluate Your Estate Plan Even if your assets are relatively modest, you should have a plan for what would happen to them if you were to die. Review yourwillortrustto ensure you're happy with your choice of executor, trustee, and anyone you've granted power of attorney. ...
People sometimes die with uncashed checks in their possession, or with money owed to them, such as paychecks. The estate’s executor must open a bank account to accept and hold this money. She also should close any other bank accounts in the deceased’s name and move the money into the ...
Which best describes your estate plans? I don't have a will or a power of attorney I do have a will but not sure on power of attorney I do have a will and a Power of Attorney but unsure of executor and guardians I do have a Will and Power of Attorney and know who executor...