Avoiding incontinence. Incontinence can happen to anyone, although itâs more common in women than in men. âMild urinary leakage affects most women at some time in our lives,â says Mary Rosser, MD, PhD, an assistant professor in obstetrics and gynecology at Montefiore Medical Center, in New York City.
Replacement of Executor. If a person named as executor dies before the maker of the will, the testator can add an amendment to the will, called a codicil, naming a new executor.f the maker of the will did not name an alternate to the primary executor, or if the alternate is unable or declines to serve as executor, the court will appoint someone else, known as the estate administrator, in place of a deceased executor.
1 If you find that you no longer want to continue as the executor, then you should file a petition with the court, in which you explain your reasons. 2  If the court believes that you have âgood cause,â then it will name a successor executor.3  Often, the deceased named a successor executor in the will. A bond is also required if the will does not name an executor at all. 2  To obtain a surety bond, search online for a company that provides bonds for your area. 3  You can also check with the Clerk of Court, who will be able to recommend a reputable company.