As the executor of my mothers will, do i need an attorney to complete the terms in the will.

Question Details: the will was filed at the st.clair county court house, no probate requied.

Asked 10/20/2009 under Wills, Trusts, Probate | 192 View(s) | More Legal Topics

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You can probably handle the paperwork without a lawyer if common assets are involved (house, bank accounts, insurance) and the will's terms are clear.

However, if there are potential disputes between the inheritors or significant tax liability is involved, you may need some help. An attorney can review documents for you, prepare an estate tax return, do some research, etc.

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