Charlotte, NC
Estate planning Lawyer at Charlotte, NC
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +2 more
If you have questions about whether the sibling will act appropriately, you might not wish to agree to a waiver of obtaining a bond. Right now,...
Mr. Love and Mr. Robinson are correct. Once the public administrator is appointed to handle an estate, they have the sole legal authority to...
It would be difficult to answer your question from your post. Initially, if you have had a lawyer involved in advising you as the Executor of your...
There are certainly situations where family members try to hide a will because they do not like what the will provided. You should contact a...
From your question, I am going to assume that your father was not married at the time of his death and that his parents were also deceased. If that...
Based on the information shared, you will need to file a timely claim against the estate to seek payment of the debt from the assets of the estate....
To be valid under North Carolina law, a will needs to be (a) in writing; (b) signed by the person making the will; and (2) signed by 2 witnesses...
I agree with Mr. Powe and Mr. Love. The corporate documents may address this matter. If not, there are rules built into the North Carolina business...
Mr. Robinson is correct. North Carolina law does allow you to nominate multiple people to serve as co-executors. There may well be good reasons for...
I agree with Mr. Robinson and Mr. Love. I think you should consult with a probate lawyer in your area. AVVO can provide information on good options.
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