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Can an administrator of an estate take everything. While administrators have authority over an estates assets, they cant simply take everything.
The Petition for Probate of Wills and Letters of Administration with Will Annexed is requesting for the court to validate the Will and formally appoint an Administrator. The Administrator generally shares the same duties of an Executor. However, they are selected by the court rather than nominated by the decedent.
Dispensing With Administration The law allows certain individuals to ask a District Court judge to direct the transfer of estate assets without the need for further court proceed- ings. KRS 395.450. This is known as dispensing with administration.
(1) The executors, or such of them as undertake the execution of the will, or, if all or more than one (1) undertake the execution of the will and part die or vacate the office, the residue or survivor, may sell and convey the land which the will directs or devises to the executor or to another person to be sold, or
In Kentucky, creditors generally have eight months from the date of the decedents death or six months from the date of the executors appointment to submit claims to the estate (whichever happens earlier).
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(1) Administration of the estate of a person dying intestate may be dispensed with by agreement if there are no debts owing by the estate; all persons beneficially entitled to the personal estate have agreed in writing that there shall be no administration; and either there are no claims or demands due the estate, or
Thus, a simple estate can be settled in as short a time as six months. All estates are settled within two years unless extenuating circumstances create a need to petition the court for an extension of time.

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