Conditional Sale Provisions in Handwritten Wills: Navigating North Carolina Probate Law Enforcement

Is a Handwritten Will’s Conditional Sale Provision Enforceable Under North Carolina Law? Is a Handwritten Will’s Conditional Sale Provision Enforceable Under North Carolina Law? In North Carolina, a handwritten will is enforceable if it meets the statutory requirements. However, when a will contains conditional language regarding the disposition of real property—such as a provision stating…

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’…