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What are the North Carolina guidelines to change the name on the deed of some property I received from a deceased parent?
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Answered on January 27, 2016
Hello - you mentioned that you are a NC resident but didn't say whether the property and the estate were also in NC. If so, then it's actually...
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How do I go about getting the car we paid in full registered to us without the courthouse letter saying she's the executor?
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Answered on January 27, 2016
We have had many clients run into the exact same situation and what Ms. David said is exactly right. This can usually be done at the DMV without...
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Is there another small estate collection I can do for the townhome to have it sold or do i have to the entire probate over?
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Answered on January 27, 2016
I agree with the first answer - there is no need to reopen the estate. The estate you handled in the past, along with a particular NC statute that...
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As executor, should I retain a lawyer? ...or is this too hard to prove?
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Answered on January 27, 2016
Yes, I highly recommend you seek an estates attorney who can assist you with this matter. It sounds like this attorney may be able to represent...
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Can i leave my half of our martial assets to my children?
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Answered on January 04, 2016
I agree with the prior answers - the only thing I would add is that if the spouses had executed a premarital agreement before they got married,...
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What should I do
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Answered on January 04, 2016
I am sorry for the loss of your mother. It is not entirely clear what is going on with her estate or who the executor or administrator is. It...
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Can one avoid an estate, probate, a will., creditors if you assign beneficiaries to banks and co-ownership with property in NC
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Answered on January 04, 2016
Good question although the answer is complicated. One can take steps to "avoid probate" as it is commonly called by making sure assets are jointly...
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How do I know what percentage he is entitled to as the spouse, versus myself ?
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Answered on December 30, 2015
If your mother died without a will, then you would look to the North Carolina law of intestacy to determine what the shares of the heirs will be....
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Can I prove I was forced to sign under cohesion/undue influence? Can I file for PSS if agreement only states I waive alimony?
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Answered on December 29, 2015
I recommend that you ask your question in the family law section since your situation pertains more to family law/domestic law/divorce than probate...
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If I were to win a settlement, is he still entitled to the same monetary proceeds, I guess is the word, although he remarried?
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Answered on December 28, 2015
Generally, if your stepfather was married to your mother as of the date of her death, he might have an interest in her estate. You mentioned that...
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