Executor of a will

don't do it rita

You got to pull straws first

I do not know the probate rules down there, but up here an executor may renounce in favor of another. It's a simple process unless others want to step into the role - even then it's not a complicated process.

I do not know your court system, but I would guess that the judiciary has a web site that would give you information and/or forms to renounce. Also, while the clerk's office probably will not give you advice, they will provide a booklet on the probate process or the appropriate form. Good luck.

ETA: If that fails, contact a lawyer in the circuit in which the will is to be probated.

You execute that shite. You execute that shite REAL good.