How to Keep Your Court Costs Down
Don't make these mistakes. Save yourself money, time and stress. If you implement these strategies, you will effectively reduce...
1. Complete Loss of Control
The court has all the power. The appointed executor has no authority. They only have the authority that a court grants to them, if any. The will you may have meticulously prepared, is merely a letter to the court. Your will needs to be filed and recorded with the court and a judge will then take your “requests” or “wishes” under advisement. Simply speaking, thanks for your suggestions, I’ll see if I agree after I look at your creditors and hear what your family has to say about your requests.
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