When an individual dies, it?s not uncommon for a will to be left behind that appoints an executor to liquidate and close the remaining estate. Being an executor can be time-consuming due to a plethora of legal responsibilities. While no two estates are exactly the...
People will often ask our team members if we have any tips for selling a family house. The answer is always yes, because we have a tremendous amount of experience and we know what helps sell a house, and what doesn?t. Recently, we came across a comprehensive list of...
HOME SELLERS WILL GET TOP DOLLAR! Has the time come to organize and streamline your home? If so, we have a one-day seminar that you won?t want to miss! Join Michael Olear, lead broker of The Olear Team at MJ Peterson, as he hosts Right-sizing: Four Steps Toward...
Olear Team/MJ Peterson Real Estate and Premium Mortgage Corporation will show you how to achieve maximum value in the shortest period of time. This will take place from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, May 5, in the Fairdale Banquet Center, 672 Wehrle Drive, Amherst....
Today, we will examine the process of appointing an executor after death. In a high percentage of cases, an executor of an estate is named in the will left behind by a deceased individual. However, there are some cases where an executor is not named, and yet other...
