Should My Spouse Be Personal Representative For My Estate Plan 

You've probably asked the question "should my spouse be personal representative for my estate?" Anne E. Moore, Florida probate lawyer in the gulf coast area, answers this question in this short video. If you have any further questions about issues with assigned personal representatives and live in the Florida Gulf Coast area, don't hesitate to contact us on our website https//attorneyanne.com/ or call us at (941) 662 5750 to schedule your free consultation.
Anne: Most of my clients name their spouse as their executor or personal representative. It's because that's the person they trust most in the entire world. But if your spouse is already sick, or is afraid of being a personal representative, or becomes incapacitated in some other way, then there's no need to name that person as personal representative. You can start out by naming a child, or your brother, or your sister. Just make sure you have an alternate and a backup for the position so that if that person can't serve, there is another person in line to serve.