Coping with the death of a loved one is difficult enough without having to face the legal issues of probating and administering an estate. The person who has the obligation to carry-out the terms of a will is called the “executor”.

Your duties as an executor can involve filing the Will with the proper court, appearing at a court hearing to prove the validity of the will and be appointed executor, dealing with heirs and beneficiaries, paying the debts and taxes of the deceased from the estate and distributing the remaining assets according to the terms of the will.

Serving as an executor and administering an estate can be difficult and stressful but choosing the correct attorney can reduce the difficulties and your stress.

Using his years of experience and education, Mr. Jones has provided effective, efficient and sensitive counsel in hundreds of estates. Avoid unnecessary delays and costs, ease the burden on yourself and minimize your personal liability by hiring Mr. Jones, a Board Certified probate specialist, as the attorney for the executor.