What if I was administrator, then an executor took over? | NC

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Q: What should I do if I was appointed administrator before a will was filed and then a different executor took over? A: In North Carolina, once the will is admitted to probate and the new executor qualifies, the clerk of superior court should revoke the earlier letters of administration. That means your authority as the former administrator ends. You should stop acting for the estate. Do not…