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Can I have an out of town person serve as personal representative (executor) of my estate?

Yes, but it is important to include specific language in your last will and testament so that this person’s travel and other incidental expenses will be covered from the probate estate assets.

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Catherine R. Mack

I am an estate planning and estate litigation attorney who has been practicing law for many years. Based in Bethesda, Maryland, I work with clients in Montgomery County and throughout Maryland, the District of Columbia, and Virginia. My practice focus is 1) estate planning (wills, trusts and ancillary documents), 2) probate (the publication and effectuation of a Will through the local court) and 3… Read More

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