A Kentucky Order Probating Will and Appointing Executor-Executrix is a legal document issued by a court in the state of Kentucky when a deceased person's will is probated. This document is used to appoint an executor or executrix to manage the estate of the deceased. It is also used to appoint an administrator if the deceased did not have a will. There are two types of Kentucky Order Probating Will and Appointing Executor-Executrix: an Order of Probate and an Order of Appointment. The Order of Probate is issued when the court finds that the will of the deceased is valid. The Order of Appointment is issued when the court finds that there is no valid will and appoints an administrator to manage the estate of the deceased. The Order of Probate or Appointment will typically include the name of the executor or administrator, their duties, and any other instructions regarding the administration of the estate.