jean jensen
basically to see that the wishes in her will are carried out ethically and honestly. To make the dispursements of money and objects to the individuals that she chose. A will usually goes to probate court, even tho' it's a will.But, a Living Trust does not. The heirs get the money or objects right away--after the death.....with a Living Trust. And you sisters have to pay any of your mother's outstanding bills and debts, using your mother's money .....before it goes to the heirs.
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Colleen
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