Executors Deed

EXECUTOR’S DEED. This is an Illinois real estate conveyance document used when an estate’s executor transfers property pursuant to authority granted in a decedent’s last will and testament. The form identifies the executor as grantor, recites the probate court’s admission of the will, the issuance of letters testamentary, and the specific authority granted to sell the property. It includes sections for naming the grantee, stating consideration, and providing a legal description of the real estate located in Macon County, Illinois. The deed conveys all rights and interests held by the decedent at death, together with associated appurtenances. Execution requires the executor’s signature and a notarial acknowledgment. A section for tax-statement mailing information and preparer identification is also included. www.FormsWorkflow.com