Renunciation Of Succeeding Executor

RENUNCIATION OF SUCCEEDING EXECUTOR. This is a New Jersey Surrogate’s Court form used when a person named in a will as a succeeding executor formally declines to serve in that role. This document identifies the deceased individual, the date of death, the date of the will, and the individual who is renouncing the appointment. By filing this form, the named successor officially refuses the responsibilities and obligations of executor, allowing the Surrogate’s Court to proceed with appointing another eligible personal representative in accordance with the will or New Jersey probate law. The renunciation must be signed and notarized and is typically filed as part of the estate’s probate administration. www.FormsWorkflow.com