The Executor Advisor   ~ Logistical tips for settling your parents' estate

In 2006, I was thrilled to be pregnant with our first child.  In June, our beautiful, healthy daughter was born.  Four months later my mother was diagnosed with Leukemia and died a few weeks later.  In November of 2006, I became the executor of my mother’s will.  My father passed away in 2004 and in the process we had to reopen his estate, which made me the de facto executor of his will as well.   I found myself with a  newborn baby, a full-time job, and the executor of my parents’ estate.   Oh, and in December I received a diagnosis of DCIS, a form of breast cancer. This blog will provide helpful hints and tips to daughters and sons who are settling their parents’ estates while busy living their own lives.

In loving memory of my parents.

Byron and Betty Rothhouse

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