Inventory

After being appointed as the Executor of your loved one’s estate you will be tasked with multiple responsibilities. Part of your responsibilities as the executor of an estate is keeping inventory of the possessions of your loved ones. The contents enlisted within the Will that are to be distributed must be accounted for and tracked. Keeping an inventory makes it easier for you to track the assets you’re responsible for distributing by not only identifying the asset but also determining the quantity of the asset and determining its monetary value. While tracking the inventory it is necessary for the executor to also consider the rules and regulations required by the state.

Tracking and evaluating the monetary value of the assets your loved one left behind can be overwhelming as you handle all your other responsibilities as executor. The attorneys at Wolfe Ossa Law will help you manage your executors’ duties and take inventory of the assets your loved ones left behind.