In some cases, liability may be imposed even for actions a person takes even prior to their appointment as executor.

September 2016
Executors of an Estate Can Be Liable Even for Actions Taken Prior to Their Appointment
Being appointed the executor of a deceased person's estate involves significant responsibilities. It's crucial for executors to understand what they are required to do, because failing to fulfill their duties can result in liability to the estate, the beneficiaries, or even to the government for taxes. In some cases, liability may be imposed even for actions a person takes even prior to their appointment as executor.  Read the full article.

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