Settle: Probate & Executor
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Distributing before the creditor claim period closes is the costliest mistake an executor can make — a late claim comes out of your own pocket. Settle has always warned you about it. Now it shows you the actual rule. On the distribution step you'll find your state's creditor claim period in the state's own words, the statute it comes from, and when that section was last checked at its source. Settle does not calculate the deadline, and now says so plainly. Most states count that period from the first publication of the notice to creditors — a date you get from the newspaper, not one the app holds — and ten states run more than one clock at once. Guessing on your behalf is the one thing that would make this screen worse, so Settle names what the period runs from and sends you to the court for the date. Also in this release: corrected two states whose rules were filed under the wrong heading, so neither can show up as a claim deadline it never was.
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Being named an executor is a 12–18 month job nobody trained you for. Settle is the companion that tells you what to do next — one clear step at a time — from the day you start to the day the estate closes. Settle is an organizational tool, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. It helps you stay organized, on schedule, and ready for the court. A PLAN BUILT FOR YOUR STATE Answer a few questions and Settle builds a step-by-step plan tailored to your state and your situation — with deadline reminders so nothing slips. Each step explains why it matters and how to do it, in plain language. PHOTOGRAPH IT, NEVER LOSE IT Snap a photo of any statement, bill, or notice. Settle files it by type and institution automatically, so the paperwork pile becomes a searchable, organized vault. EVERY ASSET AND DEBT IN ONE PLACE Build a clear estate inventory of accounts, property, and debts — and see the net estate value at a glance. Exactly what the court and the family want to know. TRACK EVERY REIMBURSABLE DOLLAR Estate-administration expenses are commonly reimbursable. Settle keeps a clean ledger of what you paid and what's owed back to you, with a running reimbursable total. COURT- AND FAMILY-READY REPORTS Produce a professional inventory report and expense ledger as PDFs in one tap — ready for the probate court, the CPA, or a family member who asks "where did the money go?" EXECUTOR FEE ESTIMATOR Estimate the executor's fee for your state and estate value, based on published statutes. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS Everything you enter stays in the app's encrypted storage on your device. We never sell your data. And your raw data export is free, forever — even if you cancel. Your family's records are never held hostage. HONEST PRICING The Estate Pass is a flat $149/year (or $19.99/month) with a 7-day free trial — no $2,000 concierge, no per-hour lawyer, no desktop software. If you ever stop subscribing, you keep read-only access and free export. SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS Estate Pass Annual — $149.99 per year (about $12.50 per month), starting with a 7-day free trial. Estate Pass Monthly — $19.99 per month. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel in your App Store account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://tuhin-014.github.io/app-policies/settle/terms-of-service.html Privacy Policy: https://tuhin-014.github.io/app-policies/settle/privacy-policy.html IMPORTANT Settle provides general organizational information, not legal advice, and is not a substitute for a probate attorney. Deadlines and requirements vary by state and situation — always confirm important dates and forms with the probate court or a licensed attorney. Settle is not a law firm.
What's new · 1.4
Distributing before the creditor claim period closes is the costliest mistake an executor can make — a late claim comes out of your own pocket. Settle has always warned you about it. Now it shows you the actual rule. On the distribution step you'll find your state's creditor claim period in the state's own words, the statute it comes from, and when that section was last checked at its source. Settle does not calculate the deadline, and now says so plainly. Most states count that period from the first publication of the notice to creditors — a date you get from the newspaper, not one the app holds — and ten states run more than one clock at once. Guessing on your behalf is the one thing that would make this screen worse, so Settle names what the period runs from and sends you to the court for the date. Also in this release: corrected two states whose rules were filed under the wrong heading, so neither can show up as a claim deadline it never was.
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