Attorney Jackie Bedard and the Estate Administration team has compiled these commonly asked questions about probate and estate administration in North Carolina.
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What is the Surviving Spouse’s “Elective Share” in North Carolina?
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Who Qualifies to Serve as an Executor in North Carolina?
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How Much Will It Cost to Administer My Loved One’s North Carolina Estate?
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Do I Need to Hire a Probate Lawyer to Help Me with the North Carolina Estate Administration?
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Does an executor get paid? How much can an executor charge to probate an estate in North Carolina?
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Can I Be Reimbursed from the Estate for Travel or Other Expenses Relating to My Loved One’s Funeral?
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What Is the Spousal Allowance or Dependent Allowance in North Carolina?
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What Happens If a North Carolina Decedent Owns Property in Another State or Country?
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A Family Member Is Living in the Decedent’s Home and Refuses to Leave. What Do I Do?
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Is it Okay if the Family Meets at the House After the Funeral to Distribute Household Furniture and Possessions?