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An executor is a person who manages the estate of the deceased, known as the decedent. Also called a personal representative, the executor is typically named in a will. A judge chooses and appoints an estate administrator if a decedent dies intestate, or without a will, or does not name an executor in his will. An estate administrator basically has duties and powers equivalent to an executor.
A person named as executor of a will is responsible for carrying out someoneâs wishes about how his property is dispersed after death. The person making the will chooses the executor and names him in the will. He can appoint an individual or an institution, such as a bank or trust company, to act as executor.he executor must locate the decedentâs assets, file the will in probate court if necessary, notify agencies of the death, establish a bank account in the name of the estate to accept incoming funds and pay expenses, and distribute remaining property to beneficiaries and heirs.