We at Carolina Family Estate Planning believe it is our duty to educate our fellow North Carolinians on how they can prepare and protect their families for life, even after they are gone.
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Form AOC-E-204 | Affidavit of Collection, Disbursement, and DistributionAfter paying debts and property is distributed, the affiant must file a closing affidavit using this form showing all income, debt payments, and distributions.
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NC Probate: Affidavit for Collection of Personal PropertyCary, NC probate attorney explains when to file an Affidavit for Collection of Personal Property. Call 919-443-3035 to schedule your needs assessment call.
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NC Probate: How to Get Appointed as an Executor by the CourtActions to take to be appointed as executor depends if your loved one is still alive, if another individual is named executor, or if an executor was not named.
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Form AOC-E-212 | Estate Tax CertificationHere you will find form AOC-E-212 which is an Estate Tax Certification.
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Timeline of a North Carolina Probate CaseHere's a timeline of the probate process in North Carolina to help you prepare for the steps involved once you assume responsibility for a loved one’s estate.
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Form AOC-E-307 | Affidavit of Notice To CreditorsDownload this fillable version of form AOC-E-307 which is an Affidavit of Notice To Creditors.
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Form AOC-E-400 | Oath AffirmationOnce the court reviews your petition form to reopen an estate, you may be requested to provide an oath form (AOC-E-400).
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Form AOC-E-403 | LettersHere is form AOC-E-403 which is issued by the Clerk to the Personal Representative.
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Form AOC-E-505 | Inventory For Decedent's EstateForm AOC-E-505 is used to inventory the decedents assets which every executor must file within three months after being qualified as executor in North Carolina.
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Form AOC-E-506 | AccountThe final account form (AOC-E-506) needs to be filed by the deadline set by the court in order to close out an estate.