Pierce Law Group | Estate Administration Lawyers North Carolina
North Carolina Probate and Estate Administration Lawyers
Back to the article

Video guide

What accounting is needed before an estate can be finalized and closed? | NC

Pierce Law Group

About this video

Q: What accounting is needed before an estate can be finalized and closed? A: In North Carolina, the personal representative must file a sworn final account with the Estates Division of the Clerk of Superior Court. The account begins with the estate inventory or the ending balance from the most recent annual account. It must then list all later income, sale proceeds, gains, expenses, creditor…

Go to Top