What’s an Ontario Executor Supposed to Do? Free Guide Available

Your Call to Duty

It’s simple. When you act as executor, you are called to duty. A friend or relative may have asked you to be their executor. You may not even recall if you said yes or no.

You may be worried that you’re inexperienced. You may be uncertain about what to do. Don’t worry, you are not alone. Research confirms most people have no idea what’s involved in being an executor.

This may surprise you, but it’s also the reason why you need a lawyer to guide you. Only lawyers can give you legal advice after reading the will.

Mistakes You Make as Executor Can Haunt You

Perhaps you were given the job because you’re a spouse, an adult child or a beneficiary. You were chosen, above all reasons, because you are trustworthy. Don’t worry if you are completely unprepared to be an executor. Most people are surprised by the details.

I have written a free guide you can find here, at MrWills.com, Suddenly You’re an Ontario Executor.

This information will help you work with professionals and receive proper advice. This is not another legal textbook, and you will not find confusing legal jargon here. Most executor terms are explained in my glossary.

My aim is to prevent you from making costly mistakes that can haunt you. I can help you understand your responsibilities as an Ontario executor. Call me today.

Do you have questions about what to do next as executor? Contact me for a meeting to discuss your needs. I look forward to helping you.

As an Ontario Certified Specialist, estate law is all I do.