The First Week After a Death: What an Executor Should and Shouldn’t Rush
The first request may arrive before you have found the will. Someone wants a keepsake. A bill appears in the mail. The insurer needs information. A relative asks when the house will be listed. If you are the executor, it can feel as though every question requires an answer that day.
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