Many Testators will choose the same people to act as both their Executors and Trustees, however each role is very different and comes with its own responsibilities so this may prompt testators to consider appointing different individuals for each appointment. Firstly, those who will deal with the administration process of the Estate – the Executors, and those who will manage any assets which are required to be held once the administration of the Estate is complete – the Trustees. Where necessary and upon the death of the testator, the duty of an Executor is that they shall apply to the Court for a Grant of Probate. This enables the Executor to accumulate the assets and where it is appropriate, liquidate assets to enable distribution, in accordance with the terms of the Will. Before distributions, they must ensure that any debts and liabilities have been settled. The role could include…