How long after a death should an executor communicate the wishes of the deceased?
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How long after a death should an executor communicate the wishes of the deceased?
Asked on January 8, 2012 under Estate Planning, Massachusetts
Answers:
Paula McGill / Paula J. McGill, Attorney at Law
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Normally, if there is a will, it is probated in the decedent's county of residence. At that time, or before, the beneficiaries are notified of its contents. The fastes way to learn the will's contents is to ask the executor.
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