The executor can be anyone that the deceased person trusts, like a friend, an attorney or a family member. There are, however, a few individuals and entities that are disqualified from being an executor, including but not limited to an insolvent person, a minor child, a company, the Master of the High Court and anyone disqualified from being an executor in terms of the Act

Where the Creditor is in possession of a Liquid Document (valid acknowledgment of debt), our law provides for curtailment of proceedings because an acknowledgment of debt is regarded as prima-facie evidence of indebtedness. Our law provides for quick remedies in cases where the Creditor holds a Liquid document.