What is a Personal Representative or Conservator of an Estate?
In Montana, the executor of the estate of a deceased person is usually called the personal representative of the estate. In the case of a living person unable to manage finances, perhaps due to age or health, a person / trust company appointed for that purpose is usually called the conservator of the estate. The word “estate” refers to assets of a person, either living or deceased.
Related Questions
- It has nearly been three years since the testator died, and the administration of deceased estate has not yet been completed. What should the personal representative do?
- Does the Personal Representative have to account for all of the deceased persons personal property when probating the estate?
- Can a 17-year-old married woman be the personal representative of her dead husbands estate?
