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Mediation has emerged as a pivotal tool in addressing probate disputes, offering a pathway for parties to resolve conflicts without the necessity of lengthy and costly court proceedings. This approach encourages open communication, enabling disputants to articulate their concerns and perspectives. Facilitators help to create a space where parties can explore potential compromises, leading to mutually acceptable outcomes. The non-adversarial nature of mediation reduces the emotional strain that often accompanies litigation, fostering a collaborative atmosphere.

re now subject to increased accountability and transparency, requiring them to provide more detailed reporting on the management of the estate and its assets to beneficiaries.

Why is it important for executors to be more accountable?

Increased accountability ensures that beneficiaries can trust executors to manage the estate fairly and in accordance with the deceased's wishes, helping to prevent disputes and fostering transparency throughout the probate process.

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