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What Does a Public Administrator Do for a Parent's Estate? | NC

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Q: What does it mean when a public administrator is appointed to handle a deceased parent's estate? A: It means the Clerk of Superior Court has authorized a neutral county official to act as the estate’s personal representative. This often happens when no one else has opened the estate, no heirs are known, or a person with priority requests the appointment. The public administrator can collect…

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