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What Does an Executor Do?

Naming an executor is one of the most important parts of the estate planning process because the executor is the person who is responsible for ensuring that the deceased's wishes are carried out and that all financial obligations are taken care of appropriately. The duties of an executor can range from distributing monies from the inheritance to paying debts ortaxes left behind.

Undue Influence in the Drafting of a Massachusetts Will

Even if you know that your parent or grandparent drafted a will on his or her own, you may have reason to believe that the will should not be considered valid. When you find yourself in this position, it's crucial that you know what legal options you have in Massachusetts.

Transferring Real Estate Assets Without a Will

Individuals in Massachusetts whose only asset is real estate may wish to arrange to transfer the property to heirs without using a will. The disadvantage of a will is that it must go through probate, and the process can be costly, time-consuming and lacking in privacy.

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