Distribution of assets of the deceased, which become part of his/her estate on the date of his/her death, is a crucial legal step. Successors become owners only after assets are lawfully transferred. Executor of valid and duly executed “Will” OR Administrator of the Estate of the Deceased, both have fiduciary duty towards the deceased as well as legal heirs. The task of distribution is assigned to duly appointed Executor/Administrator of the deceased. Su

“Will” is not a property transfer document. It is just a legal declaration of intentions of the deceased for disposition of his/her assets after his death, which requires judicial determination to have any binding force. Whether the deceased executed legal, valid and proper legal instrument is a question of law. Its the Courts alone, that have jurisdiction to declare whether the deceased died “Intestate” (without Will), or “Testate” (without “Will”). No claimant is permitt