The Biggest Lie About Being An Executor

Most people who agree to be an executor picture a few months of paperwork. What they actually get is closer to a part-time job that can run a year or two, with long stretches where the only thing to do is wait.In this episode, I walk through what a realistic executor timeline looks like in Canada: getting through probate, filing the final tax return, and the CRA clearance certificate that has to arrive before an estate can legally close. I'll cover the milestones you should expect, the waiting periods that are easy to miss, and the most common reasons estates end up taking far longer than anyone was told to expect going in.If you've been named executor, or you're trying to decide whether to accept the role, this episode will give you a much more accurate picture of what's ahead.You'll find my full executor resource suite, including Executor's Compass™ and Before You Say Yes™, at nexsteps.ca/tools/.Read the article.Disclaimer:This content is for general information only and is not legal, financial, medical, or tax advice.