Who is the excuetor if there is no will?

If there is no will, an executor is typically not appointed since there is no estate to administer according to the deceased's wishes. Instead, the court will appoint an administrator, often a close relative of the deceased, to manage the estate's distribution according to state intestacy laws. This administrator will handle debts, taxes, and the distribution of assets among heirs. The specific process and who qualifies can vary by jurisdiction.