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Can executor add security system to deceased home? And if so does the monthly payments, installation charges get paid by estate or executor?

Answered 13 years and 11 months ago by John Palley (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
That seems to be very reasonable in my opinion and thus, yes, the estate would be responsible. However, as I say that I don't see why there is a hefty installation charge.  It seems a very basic system would suffice which shouldn't require too great a charge.
That seems to be very reasonable in my opinion and thus, yes, the estate would be responsible. However, as I say that I don't see why there is a... Read More

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