You may have just lost a parent, spouse, or close relative. Then the paperwork starts. Someone hands you the will, tells you you're the executor, and suddenly you're expected to protect a house, deal with creditors, answer family questions, and make decisions that can create personal liability if you get them wrong. Such is the nature of executor responsibilities in South Florida. In Miami-Dade and Broward, the role often turns into a collision between probate law and real estate logistics. The legal duty is one part. The…