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1. Reservation of Rights: Used when certain estate matters remain ongoing or when specific claims are excluded from the release

2. Disputed Matters Resolution: Include when there have been disputes during administration that are being resolved as part of the release

3. Surviving Executor Provisions: Required when there are multiple executors and only some are being released

4. Tax Matters: Specific provisions regarding tax obligations when complex tax matters exist

5. Further Assurance: Additional cooperation requirements for future estate matters when needed

6. Legal Advice Acknowledgment: Confirmation that parties have received independent legal advice, used in complex estates

1. Schedule A - Estate Assets: Detailed listing of all estate assets and their final disposition

2. Schedule B - Estate Distributions: Summary of all distributions made to beneficiaries

3. Schedule C - Estate Accounts: Final estate accounts showing all receipts and payments

4. Schedule D - Outstanding Matters: List of any remaining estate matters to be handled (if applicable)

5. Appendix 1 - Supporting Documents: Copies of key documents including probate grant, death certificate, and final tax returns

6. Appendix 2 - Legal Costs: Detailed breakdown of legal and administrative costs incurred