An Executor must deal with the deceased's assets, ensure the deceased's debts are paid and distribute the estate to the beneficiaries.
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Beneficiaries of a will are people, charities or institutions who benefit from the will.
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When you leave something in your will to another person/charity/institution.
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Sadness arising from someone close to you passing away.
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Gifts to a charity.
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A legal paragraph.
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A never ending trust.
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A Court which has jurisdiction over the financial affairs, property and welfare of those who do not have capacity to make decisions for themselves.
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A person who has passed away.
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A legal document used by a beneficiary to reject a gift/interest in a deceased's estate.
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A legal document that allows the distribution of the estate to be changed by the beneficiaries.
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Intentionally decreasing your assets in an attempt to reduce the amount you have to contribute to care home fees.
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A legal document which could be used to appoint a person/people to help manage your property and financial affairs.
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A financial interest in a property/business.
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Assets belonging to a deceased person forms their estate.
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A will which has been signed, dated and witnessed correctly.
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The people you choose to follow the instructions in your will and administer your estate.
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A Lasting power of attorney document that relates to the donor's property and financial affairs.