How to Pronounce "executor"
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An executor is a person named in a will to carry out the instructions of someone who has died, such as distributing their property and handling legal matters.
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My uncle was named as the executor of my grandmother's estate.
As executor, John handled all the paperwork and paid off the debts before distributing the assets.
If you're chosen as an executor, it's important to keep detailed records and follow the instructions in the will carefully.
The executor is responsible for reading the will after someone dies.