Legal Tech Hits Probate Lawyers: EstateExec Looks to Streamline Estate Settlement
The project management platform for estate settlement doesn't aim to replace lawyers, but it does allow users to perform many administrative and financial tasks on their own.
April 12, 2018 at 12:30 PM
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Legal technology's move to streamline what were once manual administrative tasks is having an interesting side effect: empowering consumers to do some of the legal leg work themselves.
EstateExec, for instance, acts a project management tool for estate settlement, working to streamline administrative and financial tasks usually handled by an estate executor's lawyer. The solution provides users with interactive checklists covering tasks that need to be done after one has passed on, providing schedules and deadlines, and explaining to the executor his or her responsibilities, legal rights and compensation.
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