The executor was able to provide credible explanations for checks that were written and expenses that were incurred, and credible testimony that the beneficiaries were given an opportunity to claim items of personal property before they were removed from the decedent’s residence and discarded, so the various objections to the account of the executor were denied. The executor also testified credibly that the only actions he took as agent under a power of attorney before the decedent’s death were at the request of the decedent, and so the request for an accounting by the executor as agent was denied. Selig Estate, 1 Fid.Rep.4th 338 (Monroe O.C. 2023).