What should I do if I am wrongly accused of initiating the sale of a probate property when no petition or related paperwork has been filed?

What Does an Eviction Notice Mean in a Probate Property Sale? What Does an Eviction Notice Mean in a Probate Property Sale? In North Carolina, an eviction notice related to the sale of a probate property can be very confusing. Often, concerns arise when someone indicates that occupants must vacate the home within a set…

How can estate administration be handled remotely when I live far from the attorney’s office?

FAQ: How Do Probate Attorneys Charge for Estate Administration in North Carolina? FAQ: How Do Probate Attorneys Charge for Estate Administration in North Carolina? Detailed Answer In North Carolina, probate attorneys typically charge for estate administration on an hourly basis rather than a fixed percentage or flat fee. During a recent consultation, a potential client…

How can I secure a deed for a property when heirs automatically inherit it upon death—even if their names aren’t on the deed—especially if I need to purchase it before full probate and resolve back taxes?

How Do I Transfer Inherited Property When the Deceased Died Intestate? How Can I Transfer Property Inherited from a Deceased Owner Who Died Without a Will? In North Carolina, when an individual dies without a will, the property automatically passes to the legal heirs under intestate succession. This transfer occurs regardless of whether the heirs’…

What is the current status of the estate administration process, and what should I expect next regarding the standstill order, mediation, and receipt procedures?

FAQ: What Is the Current Status of My Father’s Estate, and Why Has Communication Been Limited? In many probate cases in North Carolina, communication from the law firm may seem sparse. However, this often reflects the inherent nature of estate administration. Once an application is approved and the estate is officially opened, several required steps…