
Case Study: choose ONE executor for a family with multiple children to avoid property seizure and fast-track probate
We just completed a probate case for a family with four children. In the Will, the dad appointed mom as the 1st executor and the four children as the 2nd executor. This means that if the mom passes or decides not to serve as executor, the four children will all serve as executors of the...
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