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An executor of a person's will is not entitled to receive any bank statements or receipts prior to the death of the person having the will. Only one exemption to this rule exists on many state law books, and that is if the executor has power of attorney for the person who made the will.

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They would typically be allowed to do that. The executor can pull some gifts back into the estate and that is one way of finding gifts of cash.

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