Appointing the right executor in the Will is as important as leaving a valid Will for family after someone has passed on. Executor’s Duties 

1. The responsibilities of the executors may differ due to the factors such as 

2. The size of the deceased's' assets 

3. The value of the deceased's' assets

4. The beneficiaries’ age 

5. The distribution process. 

Generally, the duties of an executor such as: 

a. Apply for the grant of probate to unfreeze the frozen assets. 

b. Collection and recovery of the deceased’s assets. 

c, Pay off the deceased’s tax, debts and liabilities. 

d. Distribute the remaining properties and possessions according to the terms and instructions in the Will. 

The executor does not need any qualification, 

but it is important to appoint someone reliable because this is a tedious task and the executor must have the time and ability to perform the task. 

As such, crucial care must be taken when appointing an executor to execute the Will. 

Why You Should Choose Rockwills as your Sole Executor, after you understand 

WHO IS ROCKWILLS 

1. No 1 Estate Planning Company in Malaysia 

2. More Than 25 Years Of Experience In Estate Planning 

3. Written More Than 250,000 Wills 

4. Set Up More Than 10,000 Trust for Malaysian 

5. Licensed Trust Company Bu Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia 

6. Undertake all types of trustee Businesses Under The Trust Companies Act 1949 

7. Currently Appointed As Corporate Executor and Trustee For Trust Funds and Estate Valued At More Than RM25 Billion 

8. More Than 30 In-House Legal Advisors 

9. Cover With Professional Indemnity Insurance Of RM100 Million 

10. Affiliated With Major Financial Institution and Insurance Companies