Executors in a sentence

Often the executors can’t even open the laptops and phones that could help them track down accounts because those devices are password protected.

The new documentary film is being produced by Graham King, Oscar-winning producer of "The Departed" and the Freddie Mercury biopic "Bohemian Rhapsody," alongside the co-executors of Jackson' estate, John Branca and John McClain.

A document issued to executors or administrators to be able to administer a will is called probate.

Cities and towns are often now merely executors of state or federal will, rather than originators of policy reflective of local needs and aspirations.

During the trial Burrell’s attorney revealed that Diana had written to her future executors, “I would like you to allocate all my jewelry to the share to be held by my sons, so that their wives may, in due course, have it or use it.

Executors have 12 months from the date of death before they have to start distributing the deceased's estate.

If someone dies with Premium Bonds in place, relatives and executors can make a claim for the invested money – but it’s not always easy to track it down.

It's quite common to see disagreements between executors and family members over how and when they sell assets.

This requires coordination with executors to assess the deceased’s total estate, adding delays and red tape to an already emotional process.

When someone dies, the executors of a will have to apply for probate to legally deal with the estate.

But his executors applied to the High Court 'because they were rightly concerned that the estate might be subject to claims from survivors of historic abuse', Chief Master Marsh said in a ruling on Friday.

The fund would allow victims to be paid confidentially, and women who chose not to take part could still pursue claims in court, the executors said in November.

Unlike World War II, when the majority of the Hitler’s officers faced the international court at the Nuremberg trial, ideologues and executors of the mass slaughter live freely in the modern Republic of Armenia.

A major reason behind this is a lack of independence on the part of central banks that for the most part have had to act as mere executors of monetary policies devised by governments.

It is your choice as to whether you nominate executors or specific beneficiaries.

Kahimemua was shot 11 times all over the body but did not succumb to all those bullets but only died on the 12th bullet after he pointed out to his executors that the chief only dies when he is shot through the forehead.

So many people are trying to get a piece of late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s estate that its executors are calling in reinforcements.

Executors don’t make this decision.

His mistakes left his executors without enough cash to pay the estate’s taxes, which has led to conflicts among the heirs, delays and considerable lawyer fees.

Some homes have contracts including a clause which allows them to sell a deceased person's things after they die and not return the proceeds to their families or executors.