Here’s Who You Should Appoint as Your Executor or Trustee—and Who to Definitely Not Appoint
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Have you appointed a family member as your executor or trustee? That’s what many people do. But if you have a will or trust that appoints one of these “fiduciaries” to administer your estate, you may not have considered the myriad of tasks and responsibilities that the fiduciary must be responsible for in fulfilling his/her duties properly. There may be situations that call for multiple executors/trustees or institutional trustees, either serving alone or with a family member or friend.

