Learn about removing an executor, the related cost, factors affecting the cost, and cost-saving tips. Explore the process of removing and know when to do so.

When you die, all your debts must be settled, your final taxes paid and your assets distributed according to your wishes or, if you haven't written a will, in terms of the law of intestate succession.

Aaron Broverman is the Managing Editor of Forbes Advisor Canada. He has almost 20 years of experience writing in the personal finance space for outlets such as Bankrate, Bankrate Canada, ...

Under New Jersey law, the person selected as an executor of a will has numerous legal responsibilities following the death of the person who signed the will. Primarily, they have a duty to probate the ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. My mother recently died and while she has a valid will, we are concerned over her choice of executors. They don ...

The role of an executor is to step into your shoes after your death to ensure that your assets are distributed in the best interests of your estate and those that you love. In this article, we unpack ...

The BC Supreme Court has ruled that the petition to remove the estate executor and trustee does not amount to "reprehensible conduct," which would justify special costs. In Chesko v. Chesko Estate, ...

Being named an executor of an estate likely means that you’ve lost someone close to you. Dealing with death is never easy and overseeing the estate can be complicated, but staying organized can help ...

In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court of British Columbia rejected an application to remove an estate executor despite concerns over delays and administration issues. Roy Harvey is the executor of his ...