By: James Filippi
An executor or administrator is a person who manages and distributes the property in an estate according to the terms of a will. This role may be filled by one individual or shared among several people, depending on the size and complexity of the estate. In the California probate code, an individual must typically be at least 18 years old to serve as an executor or administrator.
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Jenn helped us with a trust account for my parents. She is very polite and thorough at doing her job she answered every question. My parents had and made them feel very welcome there. If we ever had to use the office again, we would .
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I was referred to Filippi Law Firm from another client, who was very happy with their services. I very thankful for the guidance given, for my “Trustee Role” for my Uncle’s Estate. It went smoothly, from start to finish.
