Probate 101 – Appointment of the Executor

If you are named Executor in a Will, you may be asking yourself what are the next steps? Hiring a knowledgeable and experienced probate/estate attorney can help you with all the necessary steps in probating the Will. The first phase of probate is to get appointed as Executor by the Surrogates Court. 

The following documents may need to be submitted to the Surrogates Court to allow you to become Executor.

For more information or to schedule a consultation with Miller & Miller Law Group PLLC, please feel free to give us a call at (718) 875-2191 or fill out a contact form. Please see Probate 102 for more information on marshalling of assets and payment of liabilities.

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