If you die and all you have is a will and you do have some assets, there are some states which allow for something called summary procedure, or a short form probate.
A summary procedure would allow that you go to the court, get the will authenticated, and then you're finished with the courts. The executor can act on their own after that and do what they need to do.
The better alternative is, if your state allows for what is called an affidavit procedure, which requires no action from the courts, it requires only that you sign as the executor an affidavit, and it is simple and it is effective.
We have provided for you the state-specific affidavit procedures for all states which allow this at this time.