Executor Services

Expanding Technologies Call for Innovative Measures when Assisting Trustees and Executors with Fiduciary Duties Raleigh, NC – February 2, 2009 – In today’s expanding digital world, Executors can find themselves personally liable to heirs and creditors during Estate Administration. Today, Executor Services announces they are the pioneers of a specific forensic process that assists with the protection and estate administration of digital data. This brand new one-of-a-kind service eases the tension and uncertainty during this difficult family time. Raleigh businessman, Wayne Hancock, has dubbed the forensic retrieval of digital information for estates as Efootprint. “If the decedent had a digital device, expert service is required and we provide that help,” says Hancock. Fulfilling a previous gap in estate administration, Efootprint makes it possible to obtain digital data assets of the deceased while meeting the legal requirements in all fifty states. Efootprint’s include web domains, email, virtual money, pay-pal accounts, frequent flier miles, social networking contacts, tax records, personal calendars, journals, and more. Hancock began the journey to create his company out of pure necessity. After the death of his brother in 2005, Hancock helped organize his brother’s important documents of which several were located on a personal computer. After further review of electronic documents, he found automatic withdrawals were still being taken out of his brother’s online bank account. Hancock also located other important financial records on his brother's PC that were relevant to the estate administration process. After conducting research in this area and becoming familiar with the “Process of Discovery” and the “Federal Rules for Civil Procedure,” he realized that there were no other companies that offered this type of service to help trusts,executors and heirs with retrieval of digital information.