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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think third parties should be executors unless there is only one sole beneficiary or unless the executor is honest to a fault. Families get destroyed over this type of thing and there are so many unethical people out there.[/quote] No. We are custodians and executors for friends & family and now that the kids are out of college, we're begging people to change their wills and make their kids executors. It is just way too much work for a third party if you aren't a beneficiary. You could hire it out but the fees are prohibitively expensive and the whole process would probably take even longer. [/quote] I think you can decline the appointment to be the executor which I think would be perfectly fine now that the kids are adults and you told them you don't want the job so they had the chance to replace you.[/quote]
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