When creating an estate plan, most people focus all of their attention on the instructions about who will get what. Those instructions are, of course, critically important. But perhaps even more important is picking the person who will carry out those instructions. If you ever had co-workers, you know that different people will perform differently, even when given the same instructions. A good executor can do a good job with little instruction. A bad executor can screw up even when provided with well written instructions. In this video, Denver estate planning attorney Dan McKenzie of The McKenzie Law Firm, LLC (303-578-2745, www.themckenziefirm.com) discusses what to consider when making your most important decision: who will serve as your personal representative or trustee.

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