Tribe.net. Local Connections Steve http://CreativeWriting.tribe.net/thread/b2e24e41-51dc-4648-b20c-e1227eb6a821#fd065cad-06ab-4396-8e8b-26b14d69e856 2009-02-07T19:02:20Z 2009-02-07T19:02:02Z

Heck, I've been mixing up behoove and begrudge my whole life and just figured it out. Language is cool huh?

Steve 2009-02-07T19:02:02Z Steve http://CreativeWriting.tribe.net/thread/b2e24e41-51dc-4648-b20c-e1227eb6a821#3bc99d3f-8125-4112-a18d-5d722def9d6c 2009-02-07T18:59:26Z 2009-02-07T18:59:26Z

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executor You can easily search the other terms at wikipedia. Though such online encyclopedias are never 100% accurate, general terms such as this are easily researched. Hope this helps Ashley.

Steve 2009-02-07T18:59:26Z Ashley http://CreativeWriting.tribe.net/thread/b2e24e41-51dc-4648-b20c-e1227eb6a821#6162264d-1476-4967-a54d-558bdead4b1f 2009-02-07T08:39:01Z 2009-02-07T08:39:01Z

What do you call someone who is in charge of a will? I was doing an editing check on a short story I wrote and realize I referred to a character as being "an executor of the will" I honestly don't even know if that is right, but I thought I would check. Also, what do you call someone's belongings? An estate? Also, what does it take to transfer property? A simple signature? It's only a small part of the story, but I would rather it be correct than not.

Ashley 2009-02-07T08:39:01Z