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Can I file a will myself if the executor refuses to act? | NC

Pierce Law Group

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Q: Can I file the will myself if the named executor refuses to take action, and what paperwork do I need? A: Yes—if you are an interested person, like an heir or beneficiary, you can take the original will to the Clerk of Superior Court in the Estates office to get it filed. If your goal is just to put the will on record, filing the original will may be enough for that limited purpose. But if…

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