Attorney Jackie Bedard has compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions in response those who need help protecting their families with North Carolina estate plans.
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Can I continue to pay bills and take care of things using a power of attorney in North Carolina?
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As the executor or trustee in North Carolina, should I begin paying any of our loved one’s bills and debts?
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If I’m named as the executor or personal representative in the will can I start administering the estate in North Carolina?
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What Happens if a Person Dies Without a Will? North Carolina Intestate Succession Laws Explained
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What’s the difference between an administrator, a personal representative, and an executor in North Carolina?
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If the deceased had a fully-funded living trust in North Carolina, do I need to do anything?
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How much does probate cost in North Carolina? How long does probate take?
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How much are attorney fees to handle a North Carolina probate? How much are fees to handle a North Carolina trust administration?
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Are assets “frozen” during the probate process?
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Why is it important to legally name guardians for my minor child in North Carolina? Can’t I just tell my family what my guardian preferences are?