<h3><u>Role of an executor in estate planning:</u></h3>
An executor is nominated and named in a will to carry out the wishes of the deceased person. An executor’s responsibilities include distributing properties of the deceased to beneficiaries as per the will, pays taxes and debts of the estates. The executor also has to use legal standing to offer the bill for probating purposes, examines the will and trust documents.
It should be noted that without the probating judge's approval, the funds will not be allocated, therefore the executor makes sure all the legal steps have been followed. While it may be an honor to be named an executor, if one isn’t up to the responsibilities, he/she can decline the offer.
To make it legal, ratified also means the same thing
<span>True. The cost of
living these days are difficult. Prices
for goods and services can have a deep impact on our savings that we get from
work. Lack of money prevents from
providing for the needs of ourselves and especially our family. When you cannot provide it can create mental
as well emotional anxiety especially it is urgent that provide for people you
care about. Apart from that, others will
blame you for your failure to provide especially if it is your responsibility
to do so. </span>
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I don't know what topic you want, but a good non-fiction book is The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank and a historical fiction one also about the holocaust is Yellow Star by Jennifer Roy
