An administrator is a fiduciary appointed by the state when an individual has died without a will (intestate). An executor is a fiduciary named in a decedent’s will to probate their estate.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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- The estate has been closed by the court, what do I need to do to cancel the bond?
- What is the fiduciary responsible for in a probate case?
- I obtained a probate bond from your agency, but more assets have been found and I need to increase my bond amount. What do I need to do?
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