Question 1

Is the executor checklist free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The general executor checklist is free, available on the Morrowmap home page without an account, and can be printed. Use it to collect estate details, questions, and next steps.

Question 2

Does Morrowmap offer Texas executor guidance?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Texas Executor First-Steps Guide covers early topics such as confirming authority, organizing records, looking after property, and noting important dates. It is general information, not advice for a specific estate.

Question 3

What does the $99 plan purchase include?

Accepted Answer

The personalized Texas plan and four editable executor letter templates cost $99 one time. The purchase includes 12 months of access starting from verified payment. It is a single charge, not a monthly plan.

Question 4

Is the $29/month continuation tracker included?

Accepted Answer

No. Optional continuation is available after an eligible case’s included 12-month term ends. If you choose it, the case tracker costs $29 per month as a separate, recurring subscription. It is not part of the $99 purchase and covers tracker access only, not executor letters or document tools.

Question 5

Can I store estate documents in Morrowmap?

Accepted Answer

During active plan access, the workspace includes a document area for PDFs, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, text, and CSV files up to 50 MB, organized under Banking, Legal, Property, or Other. Avoid uploading passwords or full account numbers. Documents remain stored after the 12-month term, but document tools and downloads require active plan access; tracker continuation does not include them.

Question 6

Can I share my plan with a co-executor?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The plan owner can invite a co-executor by email using a one-time invitation link. The invited person signs in or creates their own account, accepts the link, and can then work with the shared plan tasks. The owner can revoke that access.

Question 7

What happens when the 12 months of access end?

Accepted Answer

Access to the paid plan tools ends 12 months after verified payment. Expiration does not delete the saved plan, task progress, documents, or co-executor relationships. If the case is eligible, the optional $29/month recurring subscription continues access to the case tracker only; it does not extend executor-letter or document access.

Question 8

Does Morrowmap replace an attorney?

Accepted Answer

No. Morrowmap provides general information and organization tools, not legal advice, and does not replace advice from a qualified Texas probate attorney. Ask an attorney about your authority, legal requirements, or decisions for a specific estate.

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