Estate Planning

Pierce Law Group – Open and Ready for Duty

Our Commitment to Probate Clients

Pierce Law Group remains fully open and ready to assist families with all aspects of probate administration in North Carolina. We guide personal representatives through every step under Chapter 28A of the North Carolina General Statutes. Our team works efficiently to file petitions, inventory assets, notify creditors under G.S. 28A-16-1, settle debts, and distribute inheritance according to North Carolina law (see Chapter 28A).

We offer both in-office and remote consultations. Whether you need help filing a petition to admit a will to probate per G.S. 28A-3-1 or administering an intestate estate, our attorneys handle the paperwork, deadlines, and court appearances so you can focus on honoring your loved one’s memory.

What You Can Expect When You Contact Us

When you reach out to Pierce Law Group, we will:

  • Schedule an initial probate consultation at your convenience.
  • Review the will (if any), death certificate, and asset information.
  • Explain the statutory requirements, including creditor notice timelines under G.S. 28A-16-1.
  • File the required petitions and documents with the clerk of superior court.
  • Provide clear updates as the estate moves through administration.

Key Steps to Prepare for Your Probate Matter

  • Obtain multiple certified copies of the death certificate.
  • Locate the decedent’s original will and any codicils.
  • Gather information on all assets and debts.
  • Identify potential personal representatives and beneficiaries.
  • Note any urgent creditor claims or tax deadlines.

Strong Call to Action

Probate timelines and requirements in North Carolina can prove complex. Pierce Law Group’s probate attorneys handle every detail so you avoid costly delays. Contact us today to ensure a smooth administration of your loved one’s estate. Email us at intake@piercelaw.com or call (919) 341-7055. We stand ready to serve you.