Court-Appointed Estate Administrator
Technical, impartial, and secure management of estates in complex probate proceedings.
Excelia acts as Court-Appointed Estate Administrator in judicial probate proceedings, appointed by the court when there is no consensus among heirs or when the complexity of the estate requires independent, technical management. Our multidisciplinary team ensures the preservation of the estate, careful assessment of assets and liabilities, and transparent conduct of the process through to distribution.
When we get involved
- Lack of consensus among heirs regarding the appointment of the estate administrator;
- Estates with complex asset structures, including equity interests, real estate, financial assets, or operating businesses;
- Need for independent, technical management to preserve and administer the estate’s assets;
- Conflicts among heirs that require impartial, even-handed action;
- Probate proceedings involving significant liabilities, disputes with creditors, or independent tax matters.
Our Main Solutions
- Administration and preservation of the estate’s assets during the course of the probate proceeding;
- Survey, valuation, and management of assets, including equity interests, real estate, and financial assets;
- Assessment of the estate’s liabilities, debts, and obligations to creditors and tax authorities;
