Special Executor Law and Legal Definition
A special executor is an executor who is charged with the responsibility of administering a portion of the decedent’s estate. Such an executor’s power is limited to a portion of the testator's estate. In some cases, the special executor administers the whole estate either for a limited period or in a particular location.
Legal Definition list
- Special Event Tour [Aeronautics and Space]
- Special Event
- Special Enrollment Period (SEP)
- Special Employment Selection Priority
- Special Emergency
- Special Executor
- Special Facts Doctrine
- Special Forbearance
- Special Form Radioactive Material [Energy]
- Special Franchise of a Corporation
- Special Government Employee
Related Legal Terms
- Acting Executor
- Adult With a Special Need
- Alternate Executor
- American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS)
- Area of Special Flood Hazard
- Area of Special Flood-Related Erosion Hazard
- Area of Special Mudslide Hazard
- Board of Legal Specialization
- Certified International Property Specialist
- Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
