Can an executor of an estate prepare release & waiver forms or does it need to come from an atty?
Asked on 10/14/10, 12:38 pm
3 Answers from Attorneys
Michael Markowitz
Michael A. Markowitz, PC
For a simple answer, you do not need an attorney.
Mike.
Answered on 10/19/10, 12:52 pm
Norman Nadel
Norman Nadel, Esq.
It is the responsibility of the Executor to prepare the documents for probate, but normally the Executor engages a lawyer to do that work.
Answered on 10/19/10, 12:55 pm
Rudolf Karvay
Berkman, Henoch, Peterson, Peddy & Fenchel, P.C.
There is no requirement that an attorney be involved in the probate process.
Answered on 10/19/10, 3:15 pm
