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joseph17
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What are potential liabilities which an Administrator should be aware of before accepting that duty?
Here's the twist:
Due to confidentiality reasons, I can't divulge the State, however, as a State worker, I may be asked to become an Administrator of an estate, in which no family member wants to become Administrator, because there is a State welfare lien. The attorney general's office would be my attorney, and direct me on how to fill out proper paperwork to become Administrator, in order to collect on the lien from the assets of the estate.
Although I've been assured their is minimal liability and the State would protect me legally, does anyone see any problem with this arrangement? I am afraid of potential lawsuits against me personally.
thanks
Here's the twist:
Due to confidentiality reasons, I can't divulge the State, however, as a State worker, I may be asked to become an Administrator of an estate, in which no family member wants to become Administrator, because there is a State welfare lien. The attorney general's office would be my attorney, and direct me on how to fill out proper paperwork to become Administrator, in order to collect on the lien from the assets of the estate.
Although I've been assured their is minimal liability and the State would protect me legally, does anyone see any problem with this arrangement? I am afraid of potential lawsuits against me personally.
thanks