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They are entitled for a reasonable hourly rate. In some states the fee is set at a specific rate. They are also entitled to be paid for all reasonable costs such as copying, phone calls, mileage, etc. The executor must answer to the court in the accounting.

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Yes. generally, executor fees are set by law. The settling of an estate is time consuming, carries a great amount of responsibility and there are many tasks to be done. The executor should be paid for their work.

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It will depend on the specific laws in that jurisdiction. Typically the executor presents his bill to the court and they approve it.

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They certainly may charge the estate. The amount is often set by law. In other places, the court may have to approve the charges.

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