When you have a Will, your Executor is the most important person you put in charge to carry out your Will instructions. Without a piece of knowledge and capable executor your instructions may not carry out and your beneficiaries may not receive their inheritance. Executor may expose to Liabilities Your executor may be exposed to liabilities from creditors and tax authorities. Thus your executor must familiar with legal steps involved in executing your Will and can be trusted to be unbiased in the distribution of your assets. Instead of letting inexperienced Executor act as your Executor. As yourself this question.... Do I know the duties and liabilities of an Executors If I don’t know, how I do brief my Executor on what to do? Has he agreed to act as my Executor? Is he too busy to act as my Executor? Will he still be trustworthy when I’m no longer around? ...
Trust and Will Writing - Estate Planning Advisor (Malaysia, Singapore)