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My mom died several years ago and I was the executor for her will. I've recently been contacted for a debt that was unknown at that time and that seems a bit fishy now. What can I do?

A: Before paying any claim on your mother's estate, you should evaluate it for accuracy. By engaging a probate attorney, you can examine this debt thoroughly to ensure that it is valid and must be paid.

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