These tips will reduce the complications that come with the job Reviewed by Marguerita Cheng Fact checked by Yarilet Perez Being named executor of an estate can be daunting for those who are ...

The executor will be responsible for managing the distribution of assets in your estate. These could include your home, your non-retirement investments, your vehicles and other valuable items.

You don’t have to be an attorney, accountant or a financial planner to be an executor. You just have to be responsible enough to hire the right people to help you, address estate matters quickly ...

The time commitment is often six to 12 months. If you take on the role of executor, prepare by locating the original will, understanding the estate plan and discussing family dynamics. If a loved ...