Should family member take a large executors fee?

For me, i'd say no cos it would amount to double standards. That's my opinion though.

There are a couple valid aspects to consider before answering this question. First, how many hours are necessitated to administrate the will? (How lengthy is the will, how many prerequisites must be fulfilled/monitored by the beneficiaries, how many beneficiaries are there?

Does the executor have up-to-date contact information of the heirs/heiresses, or will investigation be required? Etc. )Secondly, how large is the estate?

How much of a percentage is the fee in comparison to the sum total value of the willed estate? I think in some circumstances, an executor's fee is more than reasonable. There are attorneys paid in the millions to "execute" a last will and testament.

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