North Carolina probate law, process for appointing and administrator of the estate, father died intestate

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need to appoint administrator of estate: my father died intestate in puerto rico but he has property here in nys. one party is widow and two chdren second party is myself and my brother. We want to start process in ct but they do not want to provide birth certificates for court. Is there a way to start the process and forced them to provide it. We know of real estate property and maybe some money, iras etc.
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If your father died intestate in PR, you may need a "Declaration of Heirs". If all heirs do not provide their documents for it, the only option in PR is to file for a "Sentencia Declaratoria", requiring that the court name who the heirs to an estate are.

I suggest that you consult legal counsel in PR, as there may be many legal variables that may affect your rights as an heir.

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