Estate planning·Wills

Do I need an executor?

Yes, every will should name an executor, the person who carries out your wishes and settles your estate. If you don't name one, the court appoints someone, which may not be who you'd have chosen. Pick someone organized, trustworthy, and willing to take on the job, and it's smart to name a backup too. The role can go to a family member, friend, or professional.

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