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If an executor takes too long to settle an estate, it can lead to frustration among beneficiaries and may result in legal challenges. Delays can incur additional costs, such as ongoing administrative fees and taxes, potentially diminishing the estate's value. Beneficiaries may also seek court intervention to compel the executor to fulfill their duties. Ultimately, prolonged delays can damage relationships and tarnish the executor's reputation.
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