Sentence examples for estate papers from inspiring English sources

Estate papers and property records can also be used to cobble together a history of slave ancestors.

It felt humiliating to be watched as I frantically printed out my personal documents — my mother's estate papers, my spreadsheets for the charity I serve, kids' health forms.

In 1991, when Lex went through his father's files again, he found many documents similar to Monroe Estate papers he had examined in 1986--documents which supposedly linked Monroe to another of his father's supposed clients--President John F. Kennedy.

The drama begins when Erin, a financially desperate single mother who has talked her way into a job as a law clerk for Ed Masry Albert Finneyy), notices medical files mixed in with real estate papers.

Prosecutors discovered the crime after being notified of an irregularity in the estate papers of one of the people Mr. Kress had been appointed to serve, said Richard A. Brown, the Queens district attorney.

His estate papers show that in addition to his other businesses, Hinde was a part-owner of the Los Angeles-based Global Grain & Milling Company, founded in 1898 and run by Will E. Keller.

–Regional banks with lots of commercial real estate paper on their balance sheets fail by the hundreds.

Bank stocks sold in single digits, which is where we all believed they belonged, at net asset value adjusted for Third World loans and sour real estate paper.

The will offers no hint at the size of the estate, but papers filed with it value the actor's New York City assets at $145,000, including $100,000 in miscellaneous bank accounts.

More than three-fourths of the cases were for corruption and bribery, notably in the engineering, construction, rail and transportation sectors, and also in finance and real estate, the paper said.

The closest thing to a precedent may be the Resolution Trust Corporation, set up in 1989 to engineer an orderly disposal of real estate and paper assets from failed savings and loans.