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1.
Select the true statement below:
Under some circumstances, an executor might be personally liable for damages to estate property under his or her control. An executor might be personally liable if a loss to estate property results from his or her negligence or wrongdoing.
2.
Which of the following statements is true?
An executor is chosen by the decedent in his or her will while an administrator is appointed by the probate court. Executors and administrators are examples of the decedents personal representatives.
3.
Which of the following statements is true?
One of the executors first and most important duties after appointment is to take an inventory of estate assets. The other choices are false.
4.
A deceased persons personal representative is required by law to immediately pay any and all claims presented by creditors of the deceased.
False. The personal representative reviews the claims first, then pays or settles those that are valid, and rejects the rest.
5.
Most states have expedited probate procedures for settling some estates that allow one to avoid a trip to court.
True. Most states have streamlined probate procedures for handling the settlement of small estates, or even larger ones if they are uncomplicated.