Being an Executor or Administrator of a Will
A will is made to ensure that the testator (the person who made the Will) can detail how and where their assets should be distributed in the event of their death.
The executor of the will has the duty of carrying out the instructions of the Will.
If no executor is named in the Will, this task will be performed by an administrator.
The duties required of both positions are very similar, though there are some differences with regards to the terminology used for both.
The above should be used as a source of general information only. It is not intended to give a definitive statement of the law.
How can we help?
Cyprus Will & Probate Services provide advice and assistance on Cyprus Wills and Cyprus Probate Law maters, including:
- Will drafting and registration at the District Court Registrar.
- Administration of estates – Cyprus and multiple jurisdictions
- Advising on Cyprus Wills disputes.
- General advice on all probate matters, including Wills and Cyprus succession law.
- Custody and safekeeping of Wills.
- Drafting Grant of Probate applications and appearing where necessary before the District Courts.
- Full estate management.
If you require further information relating to the above or with regards to Cyprus wills, succession, inheritance, administration of estates and probate laws in Cyprus contact us using [email protected]
