The phrase "estate administrator" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a person who is responsible for managing the legal and financial affairs of a deceased person's estate. You can use it when discussing the distribution of assets and handling of debts after someone passes away. For example, "The estate administrator has been instructed to sell the deceased's property and distribute the funds to the beneficiaries."
The bridegroom's mother retired as an estate administrator in the Administrator General's Department in Jamaica.
Her mother is a real estate administrator for the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, which operates the A.&P. and Food Emporium grocery chains, in Montvale, N.J.
Denis Dillon, the district attorney, had sought all of Mr. Vorbeck's assets, but settled with the estate administrator for drug-related assets.
He authorised the estate administrator, Bremer Trust, to analyse Prince's blood, including conducting genetic testing and any other analysis required for the administration of the estate.
My brother died 5 years ago, and as the estate administrator I never received mail, even after two visits to the local post office filling out the requisite forms.
Van Rensburg described how, on arriving at Pistorius's house, he saw Steenkamp's body covered in towels and plastic bags that the daughter of the estate administrator said she had used, with assistance from Pistorius, to try to stop the bleeding.
The SJC interpreted "lawful consent" to encompass consent by court-appointed estate administrators.
To compile our definitive list, four reporters looked at dozens of estates and spent countless hours interviewing surviving family members, lawyers and estate administrators.
Minnesota Public Radio News reports Eide says estate administrators must submit another affidavit before listing the remaining eight parcels.
Patrick J. Foye, a lawyer and real estate investment administrator, has been named the president and chief executive of United Way of Long Island, which has its offices in Commack.
The suit claims that Dexter King, the estate's administrator, is refusing to provide financial records and contracts concerning the estate's operations.
