Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in New Jersey

First, your question is unclear, so more facts are needed. I am not sure what you mean by the use of the terms "tracked in the Will", or "decedent marked as cashable to decedent's name", or "a second name"? In general, a Will does not usually list specific assets owned by the decedent, individually, as these could be changed over time and each time there is a change, the Will would have to be revised. Also, a Will does not operate on assets that pass outside the Will, such as those containing a second name (joint ownership), or which have a designated beneficiary, such as POD accounts, ITF accounts, retirement plans and/or insurance policies.

If the Executor acted improperly he can always be surcharged by the Court, not by contesting the Will, but an action for accounting, removal and surcharge.