Will I have to do anything personally if a public administrator is appointed? | NC

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Q: Will I have to do anything personally if the court appoints a public administrator for my sibling's estate? A: Usually, no — the public administrator normally handles the probate work, including gathering estate information, dealing with creditors, and moving the case through court. You usually do not have to personally run the estate. But you may still need to help in limited ways — like…