The management of an estate of a deceased person by an executor, the strictly corresponding term execution not being in use.
That part of the organization responsible for, or the act of, directing and managing the activities of the organization, program, project or major work package. [D02771] RMW
The management and care of any object.
If a person died intestate, the court had the power to grant Letters of Administration (often abbreviated to 'Administrations' or 'Admon') to their next-of-kin, or person with a legitimate interest
The direction or oversight of any office, service, or construction; or the management of public affairs.
The management or direction of any office or employment.
The management and disposition of an estate having no executor. Properly applied to all forms of management of a decedent estate.
management of business: the management of the affairs of a business or organization.
The process of probate, when the personal representative collects assets of the decedent, pays claims, and distributes the remainder of the estate according to the will, or according to the Law of Descent and Distribution.
Management of a business, institution, etc; the management of public affairs; government
the management and settling of an estate
The process of managing an estate when the deceased has not made a valid Will so there is an intestacy. The Administrator is a person (usually a beneficiary or family member) who has applied and been approved by the court to administer the estate in accordance with the laws of intestacy. The court document approving the Administrator is called Letters of Administration.
The formal process of settling an estate. Various duties include valuing the estate, filing tax returns, paying taxes, and distributing assets to heirs.
A court action used to settle the estate of a person who died without leaving a left a will, or a person who left a will that the court disallowed, or where the executor appointed by the deceased refuses to serve in that capacity. Affidavit A written or oral statement made under oath.
process by which goods and possessions passed to the heirs of a person who had died intestate
College staff members responsible for management and supervision.
The court-supervised distribution of an estate during probate. Also used to describe the same process for a trust after the grantor dies.
The administration of a deceased person's estate involves the management of that person's money and property. This includes getting in the debts owed, paying any of their debts, and distributing the estate to those entitled to it by law.
(of estate) The collection, managemetn, and distribution of an estate by proper legal process
(Also known as Personal Representative) Person appointed by the court to manage and distribute the estate of a person who dies without a Will.
Where no will had been made or a will was deemed to be invalid, letters of Administration were issued by the court, appointing one or more people (usually next-of-kin) to administer the deceased's estate
The collection, management, and distribution of an estate by the proper legal processes.
if a person died intestate their money, goods and possessions passed to their next of kin via an administration which had the same form in law as a will
Any proceeding relating to a deceased person's wishes.
a group of people who make the management decisions in an organization.
the work of managing a business or a place
Collection of estate assets of the deceased, payment of outstanding debts and distribution of the remaining estate to the beneficiaries.
(of an estate): The court supervised distribution of the estate of a deceased person. The person who manages the distribution is called the executor if there is a will. If there is not a will, this person is called the administrator. In some jurisdictions, this person is called the "personal representative" in either instance.
the process of handling the affairs of a deceased person's estate or a trust.
Administration is a term used to describe a situation relating to the possible insolvency of a business. Under an “Administration Orderâ€, a court supervises the affairs of a company in financial difficulties with to the aim of securing its survival as a going concern or, failing that, to achieving a more favourable realisation of its assets than would be possible on liquidation. While the administration order is in force, the affairs of the company are managed by an “administratorâ€.
The cost center which includes the overall management and administration of the institution, general patient accounting, communication systems, data processing, patient admissions, public relations, professional liability and non-property-related insurance, licenses and taxes, medical record activities, and procurement of supplies and equipment.
The management and settlement of an estate in probate court. Similar in usage to the term "probate."
Used on the Probate indexes and symbolised with the letter A. It means the deceased did not leave a will. A letter of administration can be obtained which generally disposes of the property to the next of kin.
The person who will oversee the distribution of your estate and deal with payment of any debts outstanding on the death of the deceased.
Often a Court-supervised distribution of the probate estate of the deceased. The person who manages this distribution is called the EXECUTOR or EXECUTRIX if there is a will or an ADMINISTRATOR if there is not. In the case of a Trust, the person may be called a SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
Proceeding of an estate of a person who dies without leaving a will (intestate).
The management of a decedent's estate including the marshaling of assets, the payment of expenses, debts and charges, the payment or the delivery of legacies, and the rendition of account.
The process of collecting the estate's assets; paying its debts, taxes, expenses, and other obligations; and distributing the remainder as directed by the will.
The management of all the activities that allow a system or organization to function.