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The executor, who is named in the will, handles the probate process. This job usually goes to a close relative who inherits most of the deceased person’s assets. If no one is appointed, the courts may appoint an administrator. The executor tracks down property and accounts to pay creditors, debts, taxes and beneficiaries.
