05/25/2026
You’ve been approached about being the executor of a will.
Maybe it’s a parent, a close friend, or another family member asking someone they trust to take on an important role.
Before you say yes, it’s important to understand what being an executor actually involves.
Executors are responsible for handling legal paperwork, dealing with banks and assets, paying debts and taxes, and making sure the estate is distributed properly. It can take months, sometimes longer, and mistakes can create delays or personal liability.
That doesn’t mean you should say no. It just means you should go into the role informed and supported.
At Stonebridge Law, we help executors understand their responsibilities and guide them through the estate administration process step by step.
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