Why is an Executor necessary?

The Executor of an estate is appointed by the decedent in his/her Last Will and Testament and is charged with overseeing the probate of the estate. If a decedent dies intestate (without a Will), or an appointed Executor cannot/will not serve, a court must appoint someone to oversee the administration of the estate.

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