Does your intended executor live overseas?
Whilst appointing a non-resident executor is legally permissible, it comes with complications. Following are some considerations if you’re thinking about … Read more
Whilst appointing a non-resident executor is legally permissible, it comes with complications. Following are some considerations if you’re thinking about … Read more
An executor is appointed in a Will to administer the deceased estate. A Will-maker (called a testator) can choose their … Read more
An executor’s duties can be demanding and time-consuming. Executor’s commission is seen as compensation for the “pain and trouble” an … Read more
The executor or administrator of an estate (also known as the legal personal representative) is responsible for: Duties The executor’s … Read more
A Will-maker often appoints more than one person as executor of their Will. At times, co-executors don’t see eye to … Read more
Who can be the executor? You can legally appoint anyone over 18 years of age with sufficient mental capacity as … Read more
When a Will-maker (a testator) appoints someone to act as an executor of their estate, it is an act of … Read more
A Will-maker (testator) must choose an executor they trust to take care of their estate after their passing. The executor … Read more
Sometimes, the person nominated as an executor in a Will may not be suitable or may be unable or unwilling … Read more