In the context of simple administration, the liquidator may, in particular:

• ensure the preservation and maintenance of the estate’s assets;
• collect the estate’s income and receivables;
• exercise the rights attached to the estate’s assets;
• continue to operate income-producing assets;
• invest the estate’s funds in prudent investments;
• make interim payments to heirs, specific legatees, and maintenance creditors when the estate is clearly solvent.