Executorship
Pronunciation: /ˈɪɡzɛkjətɝˈʃɪp/
Executorship (noun)
- The role of an executor, responsible for managing a person’s will and handling their property after death.
- The legal authority given to someone to act as executor, usually confirmed by a court or official process.
Examples
- The executorship requires careful records and timely payments.
- She accepted the executorship and managed the estate responsibly.