Duties and Liabilities of Personal Representative – California

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The personal representative has three kinds of duties to the estate and its beneficiaries:

  • the duty to be impartial (that is, not to favor the interests of one party over another);
  • the duty of undivided loyalty (not to put one’s own interests in conflict with the interests of the estate); and
  • the duty to administer the estate with care and prudence

The PR also has specific duties, including:

  • collecting and taking an inventory of the assets of the estate;
  • managing these assets during the period of administration and paying the estate bills, including claims of creditors, expenses of administration and any taxes; and
  • making distribution to the heirs or the beneficiaries under a will.
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The personal representative has three kinds of duties to the estate and its beneficiaries:

  • the duty to be impartial (that is, not to favor the interests of one party over another);
  • the duty of undivided loyalty (not to put one’s own interests in conflict with the interests of the estate); and
  • the duty to administer the estate with care and prudence

The PR also has specific duties, including:

  • collecting and taking an inventory of the assets of the estate;
  • managing these assets during the period of administration and paying the estate bills, including claims of creditors, expenses of administration and any taxes; and
  • making distribution to the heirs or the beneficiaries under a will.

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